The Archbishop's Test
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"There is one thing I must do first. I must go to the THE ARCHBISHOP'S TEST 43 bread-shop and tell them I cannot pay them yet." "For the love of the old days in the hay- field you must let me pay them," he said, and he almost added that by his authority as Archbishop he dispensed her from this act of restitution, but he cared for her too much to dare it.
They went together in the taxi-cab slowly down the street where she was to identify the shop, and alone she went in and paid the price. Then h...e took her to a house where they were received by a lady whose face seemed to bear the mark of a life lived in the sunshine of God's Presence.
"I have brought you a friend to nurse and care for," said the Archbishop, and they were only just in time to catch Miss Fanny as she fainted away.
Often in the old days had she carried him, a happy laughing child, from the Hall to the rectory, over the daisied lawn; now he carried her silently up the staircase to the 44. THE ARCHBISHOP'S TEST first rest and love she had known for many days.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"There is one thing I must do first. I must go to the THE ARCHBISHOP'S TEST 43 bread-shop and tell them I cannot pay them yet." "For the love of the old days in the hay- field you must let me pay them," he said, and he almost added that by his authority as Archbishop he dispensed her from this act of restitution, but he cared for her too much to dare it.
They went together in the taxi-cab slowly down the street where she was to identify the shop, and alone she went in and paid the price. Then h...e took her to a house where they were received by a lady whose face seemed to bear the mark of a life lived in the sunshine of God's Presence.
"I have brought you a friend to nurse and care for," said the Archbishop, and they were only just in time to catch Miss Fanny as she fainted away.
Often in the old days had she carried him, a happy laughing child, from the Hall to the rectory, over the daisied lawn; now he carried her silently up the staircase to the 44. THE ARCHBISHOP'S TEST first rest and love she had known for many days.
What to read after The Archbishop's Test?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E M Emma Martha Green to read onlineMoreLess
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