Under Which King? a Novel
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Marvellous this is, con- sidering. For, all along the line of attack, the Protestants were falling forward, with their own blows. So weak were they with want and disease, that the raising their right arms to strike, and striking, sent them down on their faces, as if dead.
But the spirit was still the same. A Charle- ton might, indeed, desert, devil-possessed, to the foe; and utter prostration of physical powers might make some apathetic and without hope. But it was confessed by those who had tr...ied long in vain to enter Deny, that if the walls had been canvas, instead of stone, it never could be done.
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So it came to the morning of Sunday, July the 28th. It is four o'clock, and there is light breaking in the east. It comes through shattered windows and tottering door-ways, and looks down into cellars, and on ruined resting-places of the dying and the dead.
It makes redder the red earth of the Cathe- dral grave-yard, where, under the Crimson Banner, hundreds were sleeping, in that still, unbroken slumber, that lasts through all the ages, till that grand morning that we look for, one day, when, from many a grave, under the sea, and on the shore, form of light will come to life, at the whisper of a Voice, and look up with bright smile, as they joyously say, "I will arise, and go to my Father." There is a little cold white child, that has lingered in Deny, even till this morning ; and gone away as the sun was coming.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Marvellous this is, con- sidering. For, all along the line of attack, the Protestants were falling forward, with their own blows. So weak were they with want and disease, that the raising their right arms to strike, and striking, sent them down on their faces, as if dead.
But the spirit was still the same. A Charle- ton might, indeed, desert, devil-possessed, to the foe; and utter prostration of physical powers might make some apathetic and without hope. But it was confessed by those who had tr...ied long in vain to enter Deny, that if the walls had been canvas, instead of stone, it never could be done.
T 2 270 UNDER WHICH KING?
So it came to the morning of Sunday, July the 28th. It is four o'clock, and there is light breaking in the east. It comes through shattered windows and tottering door-ways, and looks down into cellars, and on ruined resting-places of the dying and the dead.
It makes redder the red earth of the Cathe- dral grave-yard, where, under the Crimson Banner, hundreds were sleeping, in that still, unbroken slumber, that lasts through all the ages, till that grand morning that we look for, one day, when, from many a grave, under the sea, and on the shore, form of light will come to life, at the whisper of a Voice, and look up with bright smile, as they joyously say, "I will arise, and go to my Father." There is a little cold white child, that has lingered in Deny, even till this morning ; and gone away as the sun was coming.
What to read after Under Which King? a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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