F. Colburn (Francis Colburn) Adams
Capitolo 41
him, so fiercely they burned.
The position of the gentleman was becoming indeed dangerous, when a
unexpected circumstance if it allowed him/it the means of the relief. There it arrived
in Nyack the late Saturday evening, a man of tall figure, slender, it dressed
in a suit of simple black, and having the aspect of a young cleric
only from the country. He put above to Titus the Bright inn, it distributed that him
it was of Dogtown, Massachusetts and after having participated of supper, it investigated
of the landlord where he could find the Reverend, so to speak, Warren
Holbrook. There was anything serious in the way of the man as one that
you/he/she had been offended grievously. Being said where he could find the object
of his/her search, he walked thoughtfully the room for some minutes, then
murmured to him, "I have to see him/it to-night. The I fix sooner the
better. It won't let up to morning will wait."
Half one hour later, and the two gentlemen reverend (the extraneous one and
Holbrook) you/he/she would have been seen sat to a table in a room of Chapman
house. Their conversation had not evidently been of a very pleasant
nature, for rising to take his/her departure, says: "You have
only to make his/her justice and show to the world that you are a Honorable
man. You are my sister; and unless you keep Your promise, it solemnly did
to her, I will follow her at the end of the earth, and it do her the
despised of men. You Brand well this: it is the soul infested by the ghosts of the hypocrite
that burns him/it through the life; that manufactures him an a lot of torment to him."
The extraneous one returned to the inn, where he walked the room for almost a
now, and then it retired for the night.
The bells encircled in the following morning and the good women of Nyack
wended their way to and you/he/she had almost filled every bench of church in the church of
great progressive ideas. The sung choir a hymn, and then sung another.
But any shepherd came. There was badly anything, evidently. Hope and the faith
you/he/she was commanded by some. Some looked at the door, others the pulpit.