Virgilia
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But he is right, Virgilia. Thou must wait. For a time, wemust worship in secret. Some day, all will be open to the light and wemust suffer what comes. Christ will help us. " "Yes, Christ will give us strength. " All that afternoon, Virgilia sat patiently by her mother's couch. Thechange in the proud woman during these weeks of illness was only tooapparent. It seemed as if the ardor of her hatred had burned out herstrength. Her lovely eyes were lustreless. The neck on which Sahirahad hung a sple...ndid cord of sapphires from Persia, linked togetherwith milky pearls from India, was thin and haggard. Her skin, fair andbeautiful on that day when she sat so proudly by her husband anddaughter in the Circus, watching the gladiatorial contest, was yellowand drawn. The jewels were a mockery in the shadow of threateneddeath.
It was nearing sundown when Virgilia, very tired from the hours passedin gently soothing her mother's querulous complaints, giving hercooling drinks and telling her old Grecian legends to amuse her, entered her own little cubicleum, her sleeping-chamber.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But he is right, Virgilia. Thou must wait. For a time, wemust worship in secret. Some day, all will be open to the light and wemust suffer what comes. Christ will help us. " "Yes, Christ will give us strength. " All that afternoon, Virgilia sat patiently by her mother's couch. Thechange in the proud woman during these weeks of illness was only tooapparent. It seemed as if the ardor of her hatred had burned out herstrength. Her lovely eyes were lustreless. The neck on which Sahirahad hung a sple...ndid cord of sapphires from Persia, linked togetherwith milky pearls from India, was thin and haggard. Her skin, fair andbeautiful on that day when she sat so proudly by her husband anddaughter in the Circus, watching the gladiatorial contest, was yellowand drawn. The jewels were a mockery in the shadow of threateneddeath.
It was nearing sundown when Virgilia, very tired from the hours passedin gently soothing her mother's querulous complaints, giving hercooling drinks and telling her old Grecian legends to amuse her, entered her own little cubicleum, her sleeping-chamber.
What to read after Virgilia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clark Felicia Buttz to read onlineMoreLess
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