LEGION OF MARY HOLY CROSS PARISH, UGEP
CONDOLENCE MESSAGE FROM LEGION OF MARY HOLY CROSS PARISH
Aunty, death is inevitable and to every creature, but to say I miss you is an understatement yet I refuse to weep like an unbeliever.
On behalf of cause of our joy presidium Holy cross parish Ugep, I write to console you and your sister.
The news of the call to glory of you beloved sister came to us as a great shock as we earnestly praying for her recovery but is best known to God almighty.
Aunty you were so caring, loving, impartial, accommodating, and free with everyone, you were the best aunty anybody will wish to have on this planet earth .
However we want you to see her departure as divine call from God our creator. Its’ not how long a man lives but how well. Therefore, we console in the fact that God knows everything and that your great friend, sister had completed her race on earth.
Although we have pains in our heart because we are going to miss her the same way we miss our member‘s, motherly and sister’s advice to us,
Therefore, we should not weep as those without hope but join us in prayers that God may grant her soul eternal rest and may the good Lord forgive her, her sins committed during her journey through this world and receive her gentle soul and the souls of our departed legionaries and the souls of all faithful departed through the mercy of God.
Sumati was holding the same cover in her hand. She opened it and read legal notice, copies of the love letters. She saw photos of Raghu and Pankaja together in garden, hotel, cinema house and different locations. Raghu kept it secret and failed to reveal the matter to his wife Sumati. How Sumati got the cover?
On that day, when both returned from shopping had a long romantic conversation. In the afternoon, when they went to bed for sleep, Sumati was pretending to be in sound sleep. She had developed a doubt about Raghu on the basis of his suspicious movement. He went inside in the garage, and she followed him secretly. She saw the cover was kept in his wardrobe. She was anxious and waiting for the opportunity to take out the letter. By the time he came back to the bedroom, she was on bed pretending sound sleep.
He went outside when Postman knocked on the door. Sumati utilized the opportunity and took the cover in his wardrobe. She was unaware of the contents of the letter. She learned the matter only after opening it and reading it many times.
After some time, Raghu came into a jolly mood. When he saw Sumati in terrible condition, he realized that the secret of the cover had come out. He tried to console her. After continuous persuasion, she accepted compromise provided he resolved the legal tangle with Pankaja once and for all. It was not an easy job for him. He consulted his lawyer to find the solution. After going through the entire file, he told him either he had to face imprisonment or pay compensation as fixed by the court or both. The lawyer further suggested he settle the matter out of court.
I pray to God to receive your soul into eternity.
May your perfect soul rest in peace. Amen
Rest in Peace .Amen.
MR PATRICK OKOI
(President)
There seems to be a confusion in the question, as there is no character by the name of “Mr. Lamshaw” in Emily Brontë’s novel “Wuthering Heights.” However, the character whose death significantly alters Heathcliff’s fortunes is Mr. Earnshaw, the former master of Wuthering Heights and father of Hindley and Catherine Earnshaw.
Mr. Earnshaw discovers Heathcliff as a homeless boy in the streets of Liverpool and decides to bring him back to his family at Wuthering Heights as a member of his household. During Mr. Earnshaw’s life, Heathcliff is raised alongside Hindley and Catherine, and Mr. Earnshaw grows quite fond of him, even favoring him over his own son Hindley, which causes tension in the family.
After Mr. Earnshaw’s death, Heathcliff’s fortunes take a significant turn for the worse. Hindley, who resents Heathcliff, becomes the master of Wuthering Heights and begins to mistreat Heathcliff, reducing him to the status of a servant. This marks the start of Heathcliff’s descent into bitterness and his quest for revenge against those he perceives as having wronged him, which includes the Earnshaw family and the related Linton family.
Heathcliff’s fortunes later change once more when he mysteriously acquires wealth during his three-year absence from Wuthering Heights, and he returns to enact his revenge upon those who he believes have wronged him by securing ownership of both Wuthering Heights and Thrush cross Grange, the Linton family home.