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and we shall most clearly see that the way of the Cross has ever been the royal highroad of the elect

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Frank experiences the transformative changes of grace—what Benson so aptly defines in the novel’s Dedication as “purgation

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Thirst Benson and we shall most clearlyBy Gabriel Marcel Translated by Michial Farmer Prompted by her stepmother, Stella Chartrain delves so frantically into family history that her father is forced to reveal the full truth about the pastregardless of its implications for the present. Instead of setting her free from fear, however, the truth further provokes Stellas obsession and casts its cloud of accompanying anxiety over her father and stepmother and her fianc and his family. In this