For the Faith
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"Arthur! you have come to me! Nay, but this is a true friend'spart. Art sure it is safe to do so? Thou must not run thine ownneck into a noose on my account. But oh, how good it is to see theface of a friend!" He seized Arthur's two hands, wringing them in a clasp that wasalmost pain, and his face worked with emotion.
Arthur, as his eyes grew used to the darkness, was shocked at thechange which a week had wrought in his friend. Dalaber's faceseemed to have shrunk in size, the eyes had grown lar...ge and hollow, his colour had all faded, and he looked like a man who had passedthrough a sharp illness.
"What have they done to you, Anthony, thus to change you?" criedArthur, in concern.
"Oh, nothing, as yet. I have but sat in the stocks two days, tillthey sent me for closer ward hither. After Master Garret's escapebolts and bars have not been thought secure enough out of theprison house. But every time the bolt shoots back I think that itmay be the men come to take me to the Tower. They have threatenedto send me thither to be racked, and afterwards to be burnt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Arthur! you have come to me! Nay, but this is a true friend'spart. Art sure it is safe to do so? Thou must not run thine ownneck into a noose on my account. But oh, how good it is to see theface of a friend!" He seized Arthur's two hands, wringing them in a clasp that wasalmost pain, and his face worked with emotion.
Arthur, as his eyes grew used to the darkness, was shocked at thechange which a week had wrought in his friend. Dalaber's faceseemed to have shrunk in size, the eyes had grown lar...ge and hollow, his colour had all faded, and he looked like a man who had passedthrough a sharp illness.
"What have they done to you, Anthony, thus to change you?" criedArthur, in concern.
"Oh, nothing, as yet. I have but sat in the stocks two days, tillthey sent me for closer ward hither. After Master Garret's escapebolts and bars have not been thought secure enough out of theprison house. But every time the bolt shoots back I think that itmay be the men come to take me to the Tower. They have threatenedto send me thither to be racked, and afterwards to be burnt.
What to read after For the Faith?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Everett-Green Evelyn to read onlineMoreLess
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