Friars Lantern
Friars Lantern
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He could see little of her features through the cracked pane which served him as an uneasy spy-hole ; but what little he could see reminded him painfully of his own wife. However, he stead- fastly put away that thought as a temptation ; he was come to see the ages of faith, to live in the ages of faith, and to learn all that God had to teach him through this vision, with a mind as unclouded as might be by all earthly ties or earthly interests. He climbed down again, and arranged two or three ot...her books as a seat. He set himself to meditate, to meditate strictly : what was God's will with him in all this ? But it was very difficult to fix his thoughts, even apart from the physical discomforts of his present state. Darkness crept over his prison, and, when next he climbed to the window, the windows of the vicars' hall were bright with lights. It was evident that the good vicars, having supped at five with other honest folk, were celebrating in a "rere-supper " their deliverance from the snares of the Archbishop.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He could see little of her features through the cracked pane which served him as an uneasy spy-hole ; but what little he could see reminded him painfully of his own wife. However, he stead- fastly put away that thought as a temptation ; he was come to see the ages of faith, to live in the ages of faith, and to learn all that God had to teach him through this vision, with a mind as unclouded as might be by all earthly ties or earthly interests. He climbed down again, and arranged two or three ot...her books as a seat. He set himself to meditate, to meditate strictly : what was God's will with him in all this ? But it was very difficult to fix his thoughts, even apart from the physical discomforts of his present state. Darkness crept over his prison, and, when next he climbed to the window, the windows of the vicars' hall were bright with lights. It was evident that the good vicars, having supped at five with other honest folk, were celebrating in a "rere-supper " their deliverance from the snares of the Archbishop.
What to read after Friars Lantern?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coulton, G. G. (George Gordon), 1858-1947 to read onlineMoreLess
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