A Memorial of the Rev Robert Collyer Late Minister of the Unitarian Church
A Memorial of the Rev Robert Collyer Late Minister of the Unitarian Church
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It was a strong man who fronted the tragic sor- row of his early years, and stayed the havoc that it was making in his soul. It was a strong man who crossed the waters to these unknown shores, and, without so much as an acquaintance to lend him a hand, started life anew. It was a strong man who refused to sell his soul when the charges of heresy were leveled against him, and went out of his mother church, without so much as a friendly word from the brethren to bid him Godspeed. It was a strong ...man who left the anvil, and entered upon the task of a ministry for which he had received no teaching beyond his rude experience as a circuit-preacher. It was a strong man who stood upon the ashes of the " holy and beautiful house " which had been " burned with fire " in Chicago, and, with waste and terror all about him, conquered the despair of his own soul and led his assembled people in prayers of praise and love to God. It was a strong man who beheld the slow decay of his vital powers, his gradual retirement from the triumphs and honors of public life, and the assumption of his familiar tasks by other and younger hands, and felt no slightest trace of bitterness or envy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a strong man who fronted the tragic sor- row of his early years, and stayed the havoc that it was making in his soul. It was a strong man who crossed the waters to these unknown shores, and, without so much as an acquaintance to lend him a hand, started life anew. It was a strong man who refused to sell his soul when the charges of heresy were leveled against him, and went out of his mother church, without so much as a friendly word from the brethren to bid him Godspeed. It was a strong ...man who left the anvil, and entered upon the task of a ministry for which he had received no teaching beyond his rude experience as a circuit-preacher. It was a strong man who stood upon the ashes of the " holy and beautiful house " which had been " burned with fire " in Chicago, and, with waste and terror all about him, conquered the despair of his own soul and led his assembled people in prayers of praise and love to God. It was a strong man who beheld the slow decay of his vital powers, his gradual retirement from the triumphs and honors of public life, and the assumption of his familiar tasks by other and younger hands, and felt no slightest trace of bitterness or envy.
What to read after A Memorial of the Rev Robert Collyer Late Minister of the Unitarian Church?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ny Board of Trustees Unitarian Church of the Messiah New York to read onlineMoreLess
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