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- Author: Margaret Widdemer
- Publisher: Kessinger Publishing
- ISBN-10: 0548457808
- ISBN-13: 9780548457801
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 1.7 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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Excerpt from A Minister of Grace
"I wouldn't do it, Marion," said Andrew Blanton meditatively.
"Wouldn't do what?" demanded his sister-in-law. She was the sister of his young wife, long dead even in those days, when Marion's son Arden was a child. But people who had even a shadow of relationship to Dr. Blanton were apt to cling to it.
He eyed her, unafraid; which was an achievement, for stately Mrs. Garrison possessed a combination of quick charm, humor and conviction which made her able to override most people and things. She was not in the least conscious of it, be it said; and, being religious as passionately as she was everything else, overrode for good generally.
"I wouldn't make Arden into a clergyman until he was - let me see - at least fifteen. According to the best medieval authorities, indeed, which believed, as did all the intelligentsia of the Middle Ages, in beginning the business of life at adolescence, sixteen was the usual age -"
She interrupted him with a quick mingling of laughter and petulance, if a woman of her swift dignity could be called petulant.
"Oh, you're laughing at me, with your rounded periods.
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- Author: Margaret Widdemer
- Publisher: Kessinger Publishing
- ISBN-10: 0548457808
- ISBN-13: 9780548457801
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 1.7 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
Excerpt from A Minister of Grace
"I wouldn't do it, Marion," said Andrew Blanton meditatively.
"Wouldn't do what?" demanded his sister-in-law. She was the sister of his young wife, long dead even in those days, when Marion's son Arden was a child. But people who had even a shadow of relationship to Dr. Blanton were apt to cling to it.
He eyed her, unafraid; which was an achievement, for stately Mrs. Garrison possessed a combination of quick charm, humor and conviction which made her able to override most people and things. She was not in the least conscious of it, be it said; and, being religious as passionately as she was everything else, overrode for good generally.
"I wouldn't make Arden into a clergyman until he was - let me see - at least fifteen. According to the best medieval authorities, indeed, which believed, as did all the intelligentsia of the Middle Ages, in beginning the business of life at adolescence, sixteen was the usual age -"
She interrupted him with a quick mingling of laughter and petulance, if a woman of her swift dignity could be called petulant.
"Oh, you're laughing at me, with your rounded periods.
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