[For the Faith by Evelyn Everett-Green]@TWC D-Link bookFor the Faith CHAPTER VII: In Peril 22/22
He had had misgivings lest he, by some rash act, should draw down the anger of the authorities upon himself, and be made a scapegoat, in the stead of the absent Garret. Therefore Freda heard his words with a certain relief.
Constancy and steadfastness she desired to see in him, but not the reckless defiance which rushes upon danger and courts martyrdom.
She herself had scarcely known which course her lover would follow, and his appearance in this quiet and thoughtful mood was a great relief to her. "That is how I feel, Anthony," she answered.
"Any trial the Lord sends us we must bear for His sake with all constancy; but even He Himself was obedient and submissive, and careful in His words and acts.
Let none have cause to accuse us as brawlers, or headstrong, or enemies to law and order; but yet let us, when the time come, be found faithful, even unto death." He took her hand and kissed it, as though to seal the compact..
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