The QuickeningGood Press, 5 dec 2019 - 780 pagina's Francis Lynde's novel, 'The Quickening', is a gripping tale of love, betrayal, and redemption set against the backdrop of the American West. Lynde's crisp prose and vivid descriptions bring the rugged landscapes and complex characters to life, immersing the reader in a bygone era of frontier justice. The narrative skillfully weaves together themes of loyalty, sacrifice, and the power of forgiveness, making 'The Quickening' both a page-turner and a thought-provoking exploration of human nature. This work exemplifies the romantic literary tradition of the late 19th century, with its focus on moral dilemmas and the triumph of the human spirit. Francis Lynde's masterful storytelling and attention to detail make 'The Quickening' a standout work in the Western genre, deserving of a place on any enthusiast's bookshelf. |
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... half-past six of the June evening the revivalist's congregation had begun to assemble. Those who came farthest were first on the ground; and by the time twelve-year-old Thomas Jefferson, spatting barefooted up the dusty pike, had ...
... half-past six of the June evening the revivalist's congregation had begun to assemble. Those who came farthest were first on the ground; and by the time twelve-year-old Thomas Jefferson, spatting barefooted up the dusty pike, had ...
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... half-defiant answer. "You're a liar," said Thomas Jefferson coolly, ducking skilfully to escape the consequences. But there were no consequences. Young Pendry's heavy face flushed a dull red,—that could be seen even in the growing dusk ...
... half-defiant answer. "You're a liar," said Thomas Jefferson coolly, ducking skilfully to escape the consequences. But there were no consequences. Young Pendry's heavy face flushed a dull red,—that could be seen even in the growing dusk ...
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... half angry with himself that the admission sent the blood to his cheeks. "Let's go in." It was admitted on all sides that Brother Crafts was a powerful preacher. Other men had wrestled mightily in Zoar, but none to such heart-shaking ...
... half angry with himself that the admission sent the blood to his cheeks. "Let's go in." It was admitted on all sides that Brother Crafts was a powerful preacher. Other men had wrestled mightily in Zoar, but none to such heart-shaking ...
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