In Old Bellaire
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Can there be no friendship between a lovely and noble woman and a man who has some longings for a nobler life? I have a mother who is as sweet and true a Christian as I am sure you are. Nothing could make her hap pier than to know her wayward boy had found a pure, sweet, lovely Christian friend who could per suade him to renounce the wrong and follow the right. " Eunice was much moved. She knew that this might be very specious pleading, but she could not believe it was. There was genuine feelin...g in his voice, and she shrank sensitively from assuming the role of the A MORNING WALK 163 Pharisee ; while one sentence from her morning read ing kept ringing in her ears, "Who knoweth whether thou art come to the kingdom for such a time as this?" Rex waited for her answer, but while she hesitated, perplexed by conflicting emotions, there came through the open window the sound of merry voices from the pavement below. Eunice started up nervously.
Please go, Mr. McAllister, at once, she exclaimed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Can there be no friendship between a lovely and noble woman and a man who has some longings for a nobler life? I have a mother who is as sweet and true a Christian as I am sure you are. Nothing could make her hap pier than to know her wayward boy had found a pure, sweet, lovely Christian friend who could per suade him to renounce the wrong and follow the right. " Eunice was much moved. She knew that this might be very specious pleading, but she could not believe it was. There was genuine feelin...g in his voice, and she shrank sensitively from assuming the role of the A MORNING WALK 163 Pharisee ; while one sentence from her morning read ing kept ringing in her ears, "Who knoweth whether thou art come to the kingdom for such a time as this?" Rex waited for her answer, but while she hesitated, perplexed by conflicting emotions, there came through the open window the sound of merry voices from the pavement below. Eunice started up nervously.
Please go, Mr. McAllister, at once, she exclaimed.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dillon Mary to read onlineMoreLess
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