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"It was resolved that on the same evening, Chrissy should tell my uncle her story. We wentout for a walk together; and though she was not afraid to go, the least thing startled her. Avoice behind her would make her turn pale and look hurriedly round. Then she wouldsmile again,... Read Full Overview

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"It was resolved that on the same evening, Chrissy should tell my uncle her story. We wentout for a walk together; and though she was not afraid to go, the least thing startled her. Avoice behind her would make her turn pale and look hurriedly round. Then she wouldsmile again,... Read Full Overview

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Adela Cathcart, Volume 3 explores faith, resilience, and the power of kindness through the story of a young woman. The narrative delves into the emotional complexities of love, fear, and the quest for safety, while examining the strength and faith Chrissy discovers within herself... Read Full Overview

"Adela Cathcart - Volume III" from George MacDonald. Scottish author, poet, and Christian minister (1824-1905).

Adela Cathcart, vol 3 George MacDonald went with his aunt, and I rose and got the tea. But I felt much lighter-hearted since I had the sympathy of the little boy to comfort me. Only I was afraid they would make him hate me. But, although I saw very little of him the rest of the... Read Full Overview

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A collection of fairy tales, parables and poems by MacDonald--some of which had already appeared in periodicals.

A collection of fairy tales, parables and poems by MacDonald--some of which had already appeared in periodicals.

"It was resolved that on the same evening, Chrissy should tell my uncle her story. We went out for a walk together; and though she was not afraid to go, the least thing startled her. A voice behind her would make her turn pale and look hurriedly round. Then she would smile again,... Read Full Overview

"It was resolved that on the same evening, Chrissy should tell my uncle her story. We went out for a walk together; and though she was not afraid to go, the least thing startled her. A voice behind her would make her turn pale and look hurriedly round. Then she would smile again,... Read Full Overview