The Hermit's Christmas
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"And thou, I know thine ail- \^,^ ment, and why thou hast no Christmas joy in thy feast! Thou hast stolen money in thy scrip and a bad conscience in thy breast." The man with the shifty eyes gripped his wallet tight and turned pale under his tan.
"Nay, friend thief," said the hermit more gently, "this is no court of law. There is no judge here but thy God. Thou art afraid to meet the Christ-child when thou comest to judgment; that is why thou hast no joy in this Christmas-tide. Clear con- scien...ce doth make glad heart. Get thee back and restore what thou hast stolen!" His eyes sought those of him of the melancholy countenance, but the man would not look up.
Nevertheless the hermit addressed him, knowing that he heard.
15 The Hermit's Christmas T' ) "And thou, Sir Melancholy, methinks I know thy sorrow.
Thou dost think thyself disillu- sioned. Sorrow has come thy way, and loneliness. Thy friends have proven no friends at all.
And because thou hast lost faith in man, thou hast lost faith in God, and thou hast forgotten the ^ faith of thy childhood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"And thou, I know thine ail- \^,^ ment, and why thou hast no Christmas joy in thy feast! Thou hast stolen money in thy scrip and a bad conscience in thy breast." The man with the shifty eyes gripped his wallet tight and turned pale under his tan.
"Nay, friend thief," said the hermit more gently, "this is no court of law. There is no judge here but thy God. Thou art afraid to meet the Christ-child when thou comest to judgment; that is why thou hast no joy in this Christmas-tide. Clear con- scien...ce doth make glad heart. Get thee back and restore what thou hast stolen!" His eyes sought those of him of the melancholy countenance, but the man would not look up.
Nevertheless the hermit addressed him, knowing that he heard.
15 The Hermit's Christmas T' ) "And thou, Sir Melancholy, methinks I know thy sorrow.
Thou dost think thyself disillu- sioned. Sorrow has come thy way, and loneliness. Thy friends have proven no friends at all.
And because thou hast lost faith in man, thou hast lost faith in God, and thou hast forgotten the ^ faith of thy childhood.
What to read after The Hermit's Christmas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Tract Society to read onlineMoreLess
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