[Red Eve by H. Rider Haggard]@TWC D-Link bookRed Eve CHAPTER XIV 3/30
After watching him a while even Grey Dick, whose prayers were few, followed his example, kneeling in front of his bow as though it were an image that he worshipped.
When they had risen again, he said: "You grieve that there is none to shrive us, master, but I hold otherwise, since when it was told what company we kept last night absolution might be lacking.
This would weigh on you if not on me, who, after what I have learned of Father Nicholas and others, love but one priest, and he far away." "Yet it is well to have the blessings of Holy Church ere such a business as ours, Dick; that is, if it can be come by." "Mayhap, master.
But for my part I am content with that of Murgh, which he gave us, you may remember, or so I understood him.
Moreover, did he not teach that he and all are but ministers of Him above? Therefore I go straight to the head of the stair," and he nodded toward the sky.
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