Frau Luther / Davy, Yvonne / (PB/1979-1979/B+/USED)

Condition note: Book is clean and lightly used with minor cover wear. 

This is the story of Katharina von Bora, the nun who, with eleven others late one night, slipped out of the Marienthron Convent and hid among the herring barrels on Herr Koppe's wagon. The driver, having tied down the heavy canvas over the barrels, clambered up onto the wagon and urged the horses on their way. The nuns shivered and gagged as they crouched among the smelly fish barrels.
If Katharina von Bora had been content to count her beads, do penance for her sins, and close her mind to the truths of the Bible, she would have lived and died in the obscurity of the Convent. But because she followed where God led, she became the first lady of the evangelical Reformation, the wife of the great Dr. Martin Luther, and the mother of a fine family. She lived to bless others. She found true happiness in serving those in need. The poor, little escaped nun died a truly rich woman.

Table of Contents

Poor Little Escaped Nun
Salt Herrings and Sweet Nuns
A Husband for Kathe
Life at the Parsonage
Accepted at Last
"Herr" Kathe Turns Teacher
Shadows
Kathe Learns Resignation
Surprises for Father
Who Was Resignation
Surprises for Father
Who Was Responsible?
When the Light Burned Dim
Dr. Kathe to the Rescue
Dark Days
Home at Last
Life Goes On
Peace at Last

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