Michael Malone - Weebly

elying on his general maxim that it was all to the glory
of the Lord anyhow, whatever we do.
He slept and was joined one by one by other
Dingleyans as night moved across all the round earth,
until only one light burned high above the little town,
shining from the window where Ramona Dingley lay,
watched over by Orchid and Sammy and Jonathan.
And the light kept darkness away until the Morning Star
came and found it burning.
part seven
chapter 67
Father Highwick drew to a close:
"And finally, dear friends, on this Whitsunday feast
let us remind ourselves of these three or four great
truths. Truly God is no great respecter of persons. For
He rains on all alike, and of course is more often sunny,
we mustn't forget, though from down here it may seem
a bit gloomy, or even splashes and no umbrella; for He
told us after what happened to poor Noah that He
would never flood us out again. And he's kept that