The Soul of Ireland
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" Ah ! thank God, Soggarth, you have come," feebly whispered the piteously tremulous lips, with a sigh of content, and at his coming death lost its terror; the trembling soul, steadied, leaped with confidence to the Sacred Heart of Christ, sure of a welcome. At the sound of his voice, the great mists of death were banished and changed into the golden glory of the home-coming. As the outcast looked again upon his loved form, agony left the dying eyes, and they were filled with the radiance of vi...ctory.
Weak hands were lifted for the holy anointing.
The almost pulseless heart beat strong with love as in Viaticum the King of Love stole into it and rested. The Soggarth crept on to succor other suf- ferers, but Christ remained. What cared the soul then for biting wind that drove the chilling snow upon the wasted, dying body? What cared it for the pangs of hunger, for the ditch deathbed? Ob- [105] THE SOUL OF IRELAND livious of all, it sang the praises of Jesus, content in the light and love of His divine Presence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Ah ! thank God, Soggarth, you have come," feebly whispered the piteously tremulous lips, with a sigh of content, and at his coming death lost its terror; the trembling soul, steadied, leaped with confidence to the Sacred Heart of Christ, sure of a welcome. At the sound of his voice, the great mists of death were banished and changed into the golden glory of the home-coming. As the outcast looked again upon his loved form, agony left the dying eyes, and they were filled with the radiance of vi...ctory.
Weak hands were lifted for the holy anointing.
The almost pulseless heart beat strong with love as in Viaticum the King of Love stole into it and rested. The Soggarth crept on to succor other suf- ferers, but Christ remained. What cared the soul then for biting wind that drove the chilling snow upon the wasted, dying body? What cared it for the pangs of hunger, for the ditch deathbed? Ob- [105] THE SOUL OF IRELAND livious of all, it sang the praises of Jesus, content in the light and love of His divine Presence.
What to read after The Soul of Ireland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chesterton, G. K. (Gilbert Keith), 1874-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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