David Elginbrod
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Painful thoughts about Euphra would stillpresent themselves; but instead of becoming more gentle andsorrowful as the days went on, they grew more and more severe andunjust and angry. He even entertained doubts whether she did notknow all about the theft of both rings, for to her only had hediscovered the secret place in the old desk. If she was capable ofwhat he believed, why should she not be capable of anything else?It seemed to him most simple and credible. An impure woman mightjust as well ...be a thief too. -- I am only describing Hugh's feelings.
But along with these feelings and thoughts, of mingled good and bad, came one feeling which he needed more than any -- repentance. Seatedalone upon a fallen tree one day, the face of poor Harry came backto him, as he saw it first, poring over Polexander in the library;and, full of the joy of life himself, notwithstanding his pasttroubles, strong as a sunrise, and hopeful as a Prometheus, thequivering perplexity of that sickly little face smote him with apang.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Painful thoughts about Euphra would stillpresent themselves; but instead of becoming more gentle andsorrowful as the days went on, they grew more and more severe andunjust and angry. He even entertained doubts whether she did notknow all about the theft of both rings, for to her only had hediscovered the secret place in the old desk. If she was capable ofwhat he believed, why should she not be capable of anything else?It seemed to him most simple and credible. An impure woman mightjust as well ...be a thief too. -- I am only describing Hugh's feelings.
But along with these feelings and thoughts, of mingled good and bad, came one feeling which he needed more than any -- repentance. Seatedalone upon a fallen tree one day, the face of poor Harry came backto him, as he saw it first, poring over Polexander in the library;and, full of the joy of life himself, notwithstanding his pasttroubles, strong as a sunrise, and hopeful as a Prometheus, thequivering perplexity of that sickly little face smote him with apang.
What to read after David Elginbrod?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macdonald, George, 1824-1905 to read onlineMoreLess
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