The Monastery of Petschenga
The Monastery of Petschenga
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Have you never loved loved some woman ?' 'Certainly, ' exclaimed Ambrose, and he thereupon turned paler than ever. There suddenly arose from the innermost recess of his soul a form so lifelike, as it stood before him, that he covered his face with his hands and fell on his knees, and laid his head on the old man's lap, while he slowly muttered the name ' Annita, Annita. ' The old man allowed him to remain thus for a while, as he perceived that this strong man was weeping like a child. There mus...t, then, as he had suspected, be events which had taken place in his earlier career which were now revived with painful vividness.
'Brother, ' he said, 'will you here, in the quiet of the night, open your heart to me, and tell me all about your previous career? I do not ask you from inquisitiveness, but tell me if you can ; I will listen to you. You know that I am your friend.
THEODORE AND AN NIT A 51 Moreover, I have loved you, and will understand you, and sympathize with you.
'Yes, Father, ' said Ambrose, 'if you will listen to me, I will tell you everything.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Have you never loved loved some woman ?' 'Certainly, ' exclaimed Ambrose, and he thereupon turned paler than ever. There suddenly arose from the innermost recess of his soul a form so lifelike, as it stood before him, that he covered his face with his hands and fell on his knees, and laid his head on the old man's lap, while he slowly muttered the name ' Annita, Annita. ' The old man allowed him to remain thus for a while, as he perceived that this strong man was weeping like a child. There mus...t, then, as he had suspected, be events which had taken place in his earlier career which were now revived with painful vividness.
'Brother, ' he said, 'will you here, in the quiet of the night, open your heart to me, and tell me all about your previous career? I do not ask you from inquisitiveness, but tell me if you can ; I will listen to you. You know that I am your friend.
THEODORE AND AN NIT A 51 Moreover, I have loved you, and will understand you, and sympathize with you.
'Yes, Father, ' said Ambrose, 'if you will listen to me, I will tell you everything.
What to read after The Monastery of Petschenga?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J a Jens Andreas Friis to read onlineMoreLess
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