Paula the Waldensian Eva Lecomte tr. by W. M. Strong, 1940 published here 5 January 2004 last edited on 15 April 2007 copyright status is Public Domain Subject: Story My father looked at her searchingly, with that new tenderness which I had seen frequently lately…. “I believe,” said Rosa, “that she’d be happy to give us her last piece of bread if there was occasion for it.” “Yes, and her life also, if that was necessary.” from The Five-Franc Piece	Publisher’s Abstract Translator’s Note Preface An Unexpected Letter Memories Paula Arrives Paula’s Treasures Louis’ Watch In the Midst of Darkness Catalina’s Illness The Five-Franc Piece A Little Glimpse of Heaven In the Country The Cat Mother A Treasure Restored The School Teacher and Her Brother Some Years Later The Breton Saved! The Young Schoolmistress The Night School The House of God In His Presence

Paula the Waldensian

Eva Lecomte
tr. by W. M. Strong, 1940

published here 5 January 2004
last edited on 15 April 2007
copyright status is Public Domain

Subject: Story

My father looked at her searchingly, with that new tenderness which I had seen frequently lately…. “I believe,” said Rosa, “that she’d be happy to give us her last piece of bread if there was occasion for it.” “Yes, and her life also, if that was necessary.”

from The Five-Franc Piece