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The boy had bushed his wailing at once, and turned his face upward to the stranger. It was a pale, bright-eyed countenance, certainly not more than six years old, but sorrow, fear, and want, had destroyed much of its infantile expression. The Puritan, seeing the boy's frightened gaze, and feeling that he trembled under his hand, endeavored to reassure him.
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James Birchfield
reviewed Gentle Boy on January 12, 2021
Gentle Boy
It may be the case that I am so sleep deprived that I almost felt a tear at the corner of my reddened eyes while reading this.
Everyone that endeavors to read this should take heed that THIS was not written in the 21 C and so, a story in which a boy dies for the believes of his parents is not THAT questionable.
(well, when I put it like that, it really seems modern-- but
He was a street boy (literally) when one night he was scooped by a Protestant man that brought him home. The man and his wife adopted the child.
They found out that he was a Quakers` child--in a sort of exorcist kind of revelations from his mother`s part. And then, some kind of fight ensued on: which side gets to keep the boy?
And the boy dies at the end,
because of course,
no one is right, everything is relative, life is short.)
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