Blessed Saint Certainty a Story
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Adair s admiration for Persis, that when she went to church at all it was to hear him, and he wanted to see the sort of man Mr. Adair was. In the absence of Persis he might judge of her by that ; for although I was not aware of it then, Ross was eager to know, even while he almost trembled to do so, wherein the changes in Persis lay.
One rarely hears a more pleasing speaker than Mr. Adair proved to be. He appeared larger in the pulpit than out of it ; there he had free and uninterrupted opportu...nity of letting himself out, and he did so. Ross was a person of such striking appearance that the preacher may have noticed him in the congrega tion, perhaps knew who he was, for Mr. Adair knew everything. This may have stimulated him to greater effort. As usual he was engaged in denying, dis- 328 BLESSED SAINT CERTAINTY.
proving, vigorously resenting something, I forget what it was, for I was myself interested only in the clear diction, the terse and clean-carved sentences. Unless I greatly mistake, his congregation cared no more than I did for the subject-matter of what he said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Adair s admiration for Persis, that when she went to church at all it was to hear him, and he wanted to see the sort of man Mr. Adair was. In the absence of Persis he might judge of her by that ; for although I was not aware of it then, Ross was eager to know, even while he almost trembled to do so, wherein the changes in Persis lay.
One rarely hears a more pleasing speaker than Mr. Adair proved to be. He appeared larger in the pulpit than out of it ; there he had free and uninterrupted opportu...nity of letting himself out, and he did so. Ross was a person of such striking appearance that the preacher may have noticed him in the congrega tion, perhaps knew who he was, for Mr. Adair knew everything. This may have stimulated him to greater effort. As usual he was engaged in denying, dis- 328 BLESSED SAINT CERTAINTY.
proving, vigorously resenting something, I forget what it was, for I was myself interested only in the clear diction, the terse and clean-carved sentences. Unless I greatly mistake, his congregation cared no more than I did for the subject-matter of what he said.
What to read after Blessed Saint Certainty a Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Mumford Baker to read onlineMoreLess
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