Fern's Hollow
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Ifthe law gave him back Fern's Hollow, it would not avenge little Nan'sdeath; and he had no power. But the master was a murderer; and Stephenknelt down on the desolate hearth, where no prayer had ever been uttered, and prayed God that the sin and punishment of murder might rest upon hisenemy.
Was it consolation that filled Stephen's heart when he rose from hisknees? It seemed as if his spirit had grown suddenly harder, and in somemeasure stronger. He did not feel afraid now of going down to the... cabin, where the little lifeless corpse was stretched out; and he strode awaydown the hill with rapid steps. When the thought of Martha, and hisgrandfather, and Miss Anne crossed his mind, it was with no gentle, tender emotion, but with a strange feeling that he no longer cared forthem. All his love was gone with little Nan. Only the thought of themaster, and the terrible reckoning that lay before him, sent a thrillthrough his heart. 'I shall be there at the judgment, ' he muttered halfaloud, looking up to the cold, cloudy sky, almost as if he expected tosee the sign of the coming of the Lord.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ifthe law gave him back Fern's Hollow, it would not avenge little Nan'sdeath; and he had no power. But the master was a murderer; and Stephenknelt down on the desolate hearth, where no prayer had ever been uttered, and prayed God that the sin and punishment of murder might rest upon hisenemy.
Was it consolation that filled Stephen's heart when he rose from hisknees? It seemed as if his spirit had grown suddenly harder, and in somemeasure stronger. He did not feel afraid now of going down to the... cabin, where the little lifeless corpse was stretched out; and he strode awaydown the hill with rapid steps. When the thought of Martha, and hisgrandfather, and Miss Anne crossed his mind, it was with no gentle, tender emotion, but with a strange feeling that he no longer cared forthem. All his love was gone with little Nan. Only the thought of themaster, and the terrible reckoning that lay before him, sent a thrillthrough his heart. 'I shall be there at the judgment, ' he muttered halfaloud, looking up to the cold, cloudy sky, almost as if he expected tosee the sign of the coming of the Lord.
What to read after Fern's Hollow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stretton Hesba to read onlineMoreLess
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