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The Children of the King

CHAPTER VII
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Yet he knew that he had put forth all his strength and summoned all his courage in the great effort to be silent, and had failed.

But that mattered little.

He had got a hundred, a thousand times more kindness than he would have dared to hope for, if he had ever dared to think of saying what he had really said.

He had been forced to what he had done, as a strong man is forced struggling against odds to the brink of a precipice, and he had found not death, but a strange new strength to live.

He had not found Heaven, but he had touched the gates of Paradise and heard the sweet clear voice of the angel within.


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