Abraham Coles Biographical Sketch Memorial Tributes Selections From His Works
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I^^ot to believe that the good among us is stronger than the evil, is not to be a follower of such a leader as Phillijis Brooks.
He was not a visionar3\ He lived in the very thick of a city population. He observed all its in- firmities, all its hindrances from without and within, as few men do. It was no dream of a recluse, no sentimental fancy of a divine in his closet, that filled his mind and his heart. He knew his fellow-beings TIIK EULOGY. Si were made to live in light; he knew tliat purit...y ami happiness were in their nature, that a destiny fit ibi' God's ehildren was within their reaeh. So he bid them be of good eheer for tlieir city. He would not have aceidental diffieulties, great and pressing though they are, seem to be greater or more ])ress- ing than the essential means of delivei-anee, the in- herent instincts and longings of man, the stars above that fight for us, the '' One Divine Eveut, To which the whole creatiou moves. " He calls us still to leave the lower lor the higher o'l'ound, to climb the mountain wheiv no limit to aspiration or achievement can be desci'ied, save that of the very most exalted and most exalting conditions of humanity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I^^ot to believe that the good among us is stronger than the evil, is not to be a follower of such a leader as Phillijis Brooks.
He was not a visionar3\ He lived in the very thick of a city population. He observed all its in- firmities, all its hindrances from without and within, as few men do. It was no dream of a recluse, no sentimental fancy of a divine in his closet, that filled his mind and his heart. He knew his fellow-beings TIIK EULOGY. Si were made to live in light; he knew tliat purit...y ami happiness were in their nature, that a destiny fit ibi' God's ehildren was within their reaeh. So he bid them be of good eheer for tlieir city. He would not have aceidental diffieulties, great and pressing though they are, seem to be greater or more ])ress- ing than the essential means of delivei-anee, the in- herent instincts and longings of man, the stars above that fight for us, the '' One Divine Eveut, To which the whole creatiou moves. " He calls us still to leave the lower lor the higher o'l'ound, to climb the mountain wheiv no limit to aspiration or achievement can be desci'ied, save that of the very most exalted and most exalting conditions of humanity.
What to read after Abraham Coles Biographical Sketch Memorial Tributes Selections From His Works?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coles, Abraham, 1813-1891 to read onlineMoreLess
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