Andrew Golding
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However that might be, it was commonlysaid this Sir Edward loved Quaker-baiting, as it was called, beyond allother of the cruel, inhuman sports, the bull-baitings and bear-baitings, in which too many men of condition now take pleasure; and it was notlong before we found a powerful enemy was raised up against our harmlessfriends.
'Twas a wonder to me that any would lift a hand against them; Mr. Truelocke being so venerable and so peaceable a man, and Andrew of lifeso irreproachable. Also, since ...the youth had cast in his lot with theFriends, he had shown a singular zeal in good works. He sought out thosewho were in distress or necessity, and laboured to make their hard loteasy, not merely giving them alms, but comforting them as a lovingbrother might do; and such as had fallen into want through folly or sinhe toiled hard to lift up again, and to put them into an honest way ofliving. By this means some few were led to embrace his way of religion, it is true; and what wonder? My wonder was that so many were vilelyungrateful to him, at which _he_ never showed any vexation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
However that might be, it was commonlysaid this Sir Edward loved Quaker-baiting, as it was called, beyond allother of the cruel, inhuman sports, the bull-baitings and bear-baitings, in which too many men of condition now take pleasure; and it was notlong before we found a powerful enemy was raised up against our harmlessfriends.
'Twas a wonder to me that any would lift a hand against them; Mr. Truelocke being so venerable and so peaceable a man, and Andrew of lifeso irreproachable. Also, since ...the youth had cast in his lot with theFriends, he had shown a singular zeal in good works. He sought out thosewho were in distress or necessity, and laboured to make their hard loteasy, not merely giving them alms, but comforting them as a lovingbrother might do; and such as had fallen into want through folly or sinhe toiled hard to lift up again, and to put them into an honest way ofliving. By this means some few were led to embrace his way of religion, it is true; and what wonder? My wonder was that so many were vilelyungrateful to him, at which _he_ never showed any vexation.
What to read after Andrew Golding?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anne E Keeling to read onlineMoreLess
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