Autobiographical Sketches And Personal Recollections
Autobiographical Sketches And Personal Recollections
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A CLERGYMAN in southern Massachusetts hail in his parish a very sharp, money- making old gentleman, who attended church regularly Sundays, inn sold in h'is grocery store a good deal of rum week-days. '1 in- clergyman called upon h in one day and asked him to stop selling rum. He replied" that he should be glad to stop, but the fact was that hi* brother. Who was in partnership with him. "was determined to sell rum. And while he didn't wish the clergyman to say anything about it either to his bro...ther or anybody else, yet it was absolutely impossible, on account of his brother's determination, to give up selling it. Notwithstand- ing the caution, the good clergyman thought he would see the brother. The brother said at once that he icuhl ' . /'"'/ to '. Lief '' stlliity nun. If his brother (the gentleman first referred to) would consent. The clergyman then thought he had accomplished his mission, and went back to the first brother, telling him how happy he was at the result, but the only reply lie got was.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A CLERGYMAN in southern Massachusetts hail in his parish a very sharp, money- making old gentleman, who attended church regularly Sundays, inn sold in h'is grocery store a good deal of rum week-days. '1 in- clergyman called upon h in one day and asked him to stop selling rum. He replied" that he should be glad to stop, but the fact was that hi* brother. Who was in partnership with him. "was determined to sell rum. And while he didn't wish the clergyman to say anything about it either to his bro...ther or anybody else, yet it was absolutely impossible, on account of his brother's determination, to give up selling it. Notwithstand- ing the caution, the good clergyman thought he would see the brother. The brother said at once that he icuhl ' . /'"'/ to '. Lief '' stlliity nun. If his brother (the gentleman first referred to) would consent. The clergyman then thought he had accomplished his mission, and went back to the first brother, telling him how happy he was at the result, but the only reply lie got was.
What to read after Autobiographical Sketches And Personal Recollections?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George T George Thorndike Angell to read onlineMoreLess
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