The Comrade in White
The Comrade in White
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II THE MESSENGER The Parish Church stood high perched in the Glen, and through itsclear windows we could see the white, winding road that was our onelink with the great world beyond the mountains. Perhaps our eyesstrayed from the preacher's face more than was seemly, and in springtime we had this excuse, that the fresh green of the larches againstthe dark rocks made a picture fairer to the eye than our plain oldChurch and its high pulpit.
But that Sunday in the spring of the Great War the minis...ter had usall, even the young and thoughtless, in the hollow of his hand. Itwas the 18th chapter of Second Samuel that he had read earlier inthe Service, and now he was opening its meaning to us with deep-feltrealisation of those great dramatic episodes.
We saw the young man Absalom die. We saw Cushi start to bear histidings to the king. We watched Ahimaaz swift on his track. Wemarked the king's anxious waiting, and the fixed gaze of the watchmanon the city walls. We strained in the long strain of the runners.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
II THE MESSENGER The Parish Church stood high perched in the Glen, and through itsclear windows we could see the white, winding road that was our onelink with the great world beyond the mountains. Perhaps our eyesstrayed from the preacher's face more than was seemly, and in springtime we had this excuse, that the fresh green of the larches againstthe dark rocks made a picture fairer to the eye than our plain oldChurch and its high pulpit.
But that Sunday in the spring of the Great War the minis...ter had usall, even the young and thoughtless, in the hollow of his hand. Itwas the 18th chapter of Second Samuel that he had read earlier inthe Service, and now he was opening its meaning to us with deep-feltrealisation of those great dramatic episodes.
We saw the young man Absalom die. We saw Cushi start to bear histidings to the king. We watched Ahimaaz swift on his track. Wemarked the king's anxious waiting, and the fixed gaze of the watchmanon the city walls. We strained in the long strain of the runners.
What to read after The Comrade in White?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wh Leathem to read onlineMoreLess
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