Paula the Waldensian
Paula the Waldensian
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In the afternoon, on returning from school, I would find her by thebedside, always happy, always smiling, with the complete forgetfulness ofself that had always been such a wonder to me.
A new gentleness seemed to come over my father as the days passed, and Inoticed that he always seemed to observe Paula with a sort of puzzled air.
Paula, too, seemed to change. That little Alpine flower, accustomed to thepure mountain air of her beloved country, naturally could not betransplanted from her nativ...e soil without some damage, and besides, thatsensitive conscience of hers always seemed to be in a struggle betweenobedience to her God and her duty towards my father.
"That girl is nothing more or less than stubborn, " I heard my father sayone day to Teresa; which remark our old servant answered with a grimacebehind his back.
One day, Teresa with an air of triumph, showed us a New Testament on herreturn from town. Paula took it from her hand for a moment, and thenreturned it to our old servant after caressing the shining cover with greattenderness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the afternoon, on returning from school, I would find her by thebedside, always happy, always smiling, with the complete forgetfulness ofself that had always been such a wonder to me.
A new gentleness seemed to come over my father as the days passed, and Inoticed that he always seemed to observe Paula with a sort of puzzled air.
Paula, too, seemed to change. That little Alpine flower, accustomed to thepure mountain air of her beloved country, naturally could not betransplanted from her nativ...e soil without some damage, and besides, thatsensitive conscience of hers always seemed to be in a struggle betweenobedience to her God and her duty towards my father.
"That girl is nothing more or less than stubborn, " I heard my father sayone day to Teresa; which remark our old servant answered with a grimacebehind his back.
One day, Teresa with an air of triumph, showed us a New Testament on herreturn from town. Paula took it from her hand for a moment, and thenreturned it to our old servant after caressing the shining cover with greattenderness.
What to read after Paula the Waldensian?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lecomte Eva to read onlineMoreLess
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