[All He Knew by John Habberton]@TWC D-Link bookAll He Knew CHAPTER XV 10/11
It was the same face: nothing can ever make his forehead any higher or broader, or put a chin where nature left one off.
But the expression of countenance was so different--so honest, so good--that I got from it my first clear idea of what was possible to the man who took our Saviour for a model of daily life.
It took such hold of me that when the pastor asked those who wanted the prayers of God's people to rise, I was on my feet in an instant; I couldn't keep my seat." "Then you do admit that there are some God's people besides Sam Kimper ?" sneered the deacon. "I never doubted it," replied the lawyer. "Oh, well," said the deacon, "if you'll go on, now you've begun, you'll see you've only made a beginning.
By the way, have you got that Bittles mortgage ready yet ?" "No," said the lawyer, "and I won't have it ready, either.
To draw a mortgage in that way, so the property will fall into your hands quickly and Bittles will lose everything, is simple rascality, and I'll have nothing to do with it." "It's all right if he's willing to sign it, isn't it ?" asked the deacon, with an ugly frown.
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