A Son of the Soil 2
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A great many of them had that impracticable and hopeless amount of intelhgence natural to a well brought-up Scotch peasant, with opinions upon theological matters and a lofty estimate of his own powers ; but withal there were many minds open and thoughtful as silence, and the fields, and much observation of the operations of nature could make them. True, there were all the disadvantages to be encountered in Afton which usually exist in Scotch parishes of the present generation.
There was a Free... church at the other end of the parish very well filled, and served by a minister who was much more clear in a doctrinal point of view than Colin ; and the heritors, for the most part — that is to say, the land-owners of the parish — though they were pleased to ask a Fellow of Ealliol to dinner, and to show him a great deal of attention, yet drove placidly past his church every Sunday to the English chapel in St. Eule's ; which is un- happily the general fortune of the National Church in Scotland.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A great many of them had that impracticable and hopeless amount of intelhgence natural to a well brought-up Scotch peasant, with opinions upon theological matters and a lofty estimate of his own powers ; but withal there were many minds open and thoughtful as silence, and the fields, and much observation of the operations of nature could make them. True, there were all the disadvantages to be encountered in Afton which usually exist in Scotch parishes of the present generation.
There was a Free... church at the other end of the parish very well filled, and served by a minister who was much more clear in a doctrinal point of view than Colin ; and the heritors, for the most part — that is to say, the land-owners of the parish — though they were pleased to ask a Fellow of Ealliol to dinner, and to show him a great deal of attention, yet drove placidly past his church every Sunday to the English chapel in St. Eule's ; which is un- happily the general fortune of the National Church in Scotland.
What to read after A Son of the Soil 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliphant, Mrs. (Margaret), 1828-1897 to read onlineMoreLess
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