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Des passages partagés par les lecteurs, en deux langues anglaises. Les fragments courts et les doublons sont masqués.

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Forgiveness and Love

Forgive me, for I am sinful, O YAHWEH; my ways have led me astray, today is my trust in thee, Lord. I will love thee as thou hast loved me all the days of my life. I believe thy will is to raise me from the dead, though …

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The Vision of a Noble Woman

While I was thus mutely pondering within myself, and recording my sorrowful complainings with my pen, it seemed to me that there appeared above my head a woman of a countenance exceeding venerable. Her eyes were bright a…

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The Confession of Apostles

We ask ourselves, what are ye? What do ye hold in thy right hand? It is a dagger and poison. But Iscariot, what do ye hold in thy left hand? Thirty silver coins and a straw rope. What are ye, traitor? We are apostles but…

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We Have Heard of Kings' Glory

Lo! We have heard of the glory of kings, the lineage of Scyld, how the nobles achieved great deeds. Oft did Scyld Scefing seize mead-benches from enemy hosts, from many tribes, and dispelled their heirs...

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The Moment of Realization

The moment the blood spurted out, I knew I was no longer innocent. My throbbing heart foreshadowed the blooming of the flower of death. I am no longer innocent, am I? Blood splattered everywhere, and my hands were sudden…

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The Bishop's Purchase and the City

After a bishop bought his body with money, he led it into his city and set it upon a mere; from that mere the flood flowed before and broke the city. But after, the city was held against the flood by God's glory.

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The Martyrdom of Christopher

Then sent the Emperor Decius soldiers to Christopher; he said that if Christopher would not come to him, then the soldiers should slay him and bring his head to him, so that he might see what sort of a head it was. When …

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