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No preacher with anything to say could complain of Drum- tochty, for he got a patient, honest, critical hearing from beginning to end. If a preacher were slightly equipped, the audience may have been trying. Well-meaning evangelists who came with what they called " a simple Gospel address," and were accustomed to have their warmer passages punctuated with rounds of spiritual applause in the shape of smiles and nods, lost heart in face of that judicial front, and afterwards described Drumtochty ...in the OUR SERMON TASTER 305 religious papers as " dead." It was as well that these good men walked in a vain show, for, as a matter of fact, their hearers were painfully alive.
" Whar did yon wakely body come frae, Burn- brae? it wes Hcht wark the day. There wes nae thocht worth mentioning and onything he hed wes eked oot by repeetition. Tae sae naethin* o* bairnly stories.*' " He lives aboot England, a'm telt, an' dis a feck o* gude in his ain place. He hesna muckle in his head, a'll alloo that, Netherton, but he's an earnest bit cratur." " Ou ay, and fu' o* self-conceit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No preacher with anything to say could complain of Drum- tochty, for he got a patient, honest, critical hearing from beginning to end. If a preacher were slightly equipped, the audience may have been trying. Well-meaning evangelists who came with what they called " a simple Gospel address," and were accustomed to have their warmer passages punctuated with rounds of spiritual applause in the shape of smiles and nods, lost heart in face of that judicial front, and afterwards described Drumtochty ...in the OUR SERMON TASTER 305 religious papers as " dead." It was as well that these good men walked in a vain show, for, as a matter of fact, their hearers were painfully alive.
" Whar did yon wakely body come frae, Burn- brae? it wes Hcht wark the day. There wes nae thocht worth mentioning and onything he hed wes eked oot by repeetition. Tae sae naethin* o* bairnly stories.*' " He lives aboot England, a'm telt, an' dis a feck o* gude in his ain place. He hesna muckle in his head, a'll alloo that, Netherton, but he's an earnest bit cratur." " Ou ay, and fu' o* self-conceit.
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