Charred Wood 8 5
Charred Wood 8 5
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I must get at the answer in a round-about way. FatherMurray, or Monsignore Murray, for he is a prelate, was one of mydearest friends. For no man had I a greater regard. He was the soulof generosity, earnest, zealous, kind, and--I believed then--a saint. " "_Then_?" "_Then_. I am going to confide in you, and for a good purpose. Youlike him. His people in Sihasset adore him, as did his curates and hispeople at the Cathedral. I expected, as did others, that he would bein the place I occupy to-day.... " The Bishop broke off to look fixedly atMark for a moment. "Mr. Griffin, may I trust you to do your friend aservice?" "Yes, Bishop, you may. " "Then I will. I have no other way to do this thing. I cannot do itthrough another priest. They are all of one mind except a few of theyounger ones who might make matters worse. You can help MonsignoreMurray, if you will. Now, listen well. You heard the conversationbetween my secretary and myself at the rectory, did you not? You werein the next room, I know.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I must get at the answer in a round-about way. FatherMurray, or Monsignore Murray, for he is a prelate, was one of mydearest friends. For no man had I a greater regard. He was the soulof generosity, earnest, zealous, kind, and--I believed then--a saint. " "_Then_?" "_Then_. I am going to confide in you, and for a good purpose. Youlike him. His people in Sihasset adore him, as did his curates and hispeople at the Cathedral. I expected, as did others, that he would bein the place I occupy to-day.... " The Bishop broke off to look fixedly atMark for a moment. "Mr. Griffin, may I trust you to do your friend aservice?" "Yes, Bishop, you may. " "Then I will. I have no other way to do this thing. I cannot do itthrough another priest. They are all of one mind except a few of theyounger ones who might make matters worse. You can help MonsignoreMurray, if you will. Now, listen well. You heard the conversationbetween my secretary and myself at the rectory, did you not? You werein the next room, I know.
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