Adela Cathcart, Volume 2
Adela Cathcart, Volume 2, written by George MacDonald in the late 19th century, continues the story of Adela, a reflective young woman exploring artistic expression through song and storytelling. The narrative unfolds during gatherings with friends and family, where themes of contemplation, morality, and personal redemption emerge through their interactions and shared experiences. The volume highlights the transformative power of music and narrative, as Adela navigates complex emotions and relationships amid profound discussions.
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“Set any one to talk about himself, instead of about other people, and you will have a seam of the precious mental metal opened up to you at once; only ore, most likely, that needs much smelting and refining; or it may be, not gold at all, but a metal which your mental alchemy may turn into gold.””
— George MacDonald
“The honour is to be a servant of men, whom God thought worth making, worth allowing to sin, and worth helping out of it at such a cost.””
— George MacDonald
