[The Ship of Stars by Arthur Thomas Quiller-Couch]@TWC D-Link bookThe Ship of Stars CHAPTER XVIII 6/11
I borrowed you, so to say, for the time.
Without you I must have failed; but this was never your work.
For myself, I have learnt my lessons; but, please God, you shall be my Solomon and be granted a temple to build." Taffy had lost his shyness now.
He laid a hand on his father's sleeve. "We will go on then." "Yes, we will go on." "And Jacky? Where has he been? I haven't seen him since the Squire died." Mr.Raymond searched in his coat-pocket and handed over a crumpled letter.
It ran:-- "Dear friend,--this is to say that you will not see me no more. The dear Lord tells me that I have made a cauch of it. He don't say how, all He says is go and do better somewheres else. "Seems to me a terrable thing to think _Religion_ can be bad for any man.
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