Esther
Esther
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"Why can't some of youmake me? For a few minutes at a time I think it done, and then Isuddenly find myself more defiant than ever. I want nothing of thechurch! Why should it trouble me? Why should I submit to it? Why can'tit leave me alone?" "What you want is the Roman church, " continued Strong mercilessly. "Theyknow how to deal with pride of will. Millions of men and women have gonethrough the same struggle, and the church tells them to fix their eyeson a symbol of faith, and if their eyes wa...nder, scourges them for it. "As he talked, he took up the little carved ivory crucifix which stood onthe mantel-piece among other bits of studio furniture, and holding it upbefore her, said: "There! How many people do you think, have come tothis Christ of yours that has no meaning to you, and in their strugglewith doubt, have pressed it against their hearts till it drew blood? Askit!" "Is that all?" said Esther, taking the crucifix from his hand andlooking curiously at it. Then she silently put it against her heart andpressed it with more and more force, until Strong caught her hand inalarm and pulled it away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Why can't some of youmake me? For a few minutes at a time I think it done, and then Isuddenly find myself more defiant than ever. I want nothing of thechurch! Why should it trouble me? Why should I submit to it? Why can'tit leave me alone?" "What you want is the Roman church, " continued Strong mercilessly. "Theyknow how to deal with pride of will. Millions of men and women have gonethrough the same struggle, and the church tells them to fix their eyeson a symbol of faith, and if their eyes wa...nder, scourges them for it. "As he talked, he took up the little carved ivory crucifix which stood onthe mantel-piece among other bits of studio furniture, and holding it upbefore her, said: "There! How many people do you think, have come tothis Christ of yours that has no meaning to you, and in their strugglewith doubt, have pressed it against their hearts till it drew blood? Askit!" "Is that all?" said Esther, taking the crucifix from his hand andlooking curiously at it. Then she silently put it against her heart andpressed it with more and more force, until Strong caught her hand inalarm and pulled it away.
What to read after Esther?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adams, Henry, 1838-1918 to read onlineMoreLess
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