The Militants

The Militants

The Militants - Stories of Some Parsons, Soldiers, and Other Fighters in the WorldTHIS BOOK IS DEDICATED...
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Author: Andrews, Mary Raymond Shipman,1860-1936
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Language: English
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The Militants

The Militants

¥2,146 ¥1,073

The Militants

¥2,146 ¥1,073
Author: Andrews, Mary Raymond Shipman,1860-1936
Format: eBook
Language: English

The Militants - Stories of Some Parsons, Soldiers, and Other Fighters in the World

THIS BOOK IS DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF A MAN WHO WAS WITH HIS WHOLE HEART A PRIEST AND WITH HIS WHOLE STRENGTH A SOLDIER OF THE CHURCH MILITANT. The Bishop was walking across the fields to afternoon service. It was a hot July day, and he walked slowlyfor there was plenty of timewith his eyes fixed on the far-off, shimmering sea. That minstrel of heat, the locust, hidden somewhere in the shade of burning herbage, pulled a long, clear, vibrating bow across his violin, and the sound fell lazily on the still airthe only sound on earth except a soft crackle under the Bishop's feet. Suddenly the erect, iron-gray head plunged madly forward, and then, with a frantic effort and a parabola or two, recovered itself, while from the tall grass by the side of the path gurgled up a high, soft, ecstatic squeal. The Bishop, his face flushed with the stumble and the heat and a touch of indignation besides, straightened himself with dignity and felt for his hat, while his eyes followed a wriggling cord that lay on the ground, up to a small brown fist. A burnished head, gleaming in the sunshine like the gilded ball on a church steeple, rose suddenly out of the waves of dry grass, and a pink-ginghamed figure, radiant with joy and good-will, confronted him. The Bishop's temper, roughly waked up by the unwilling and unepiscopal war-dance just executed, fell back into its chains. ......Buy Now (To Read More)

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Ebook Number: 15496
Author: Andrews, Mary Raymond Shipman
Release Date: Mar 29, 2005
Format: eBook
Language: English

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