Brief Reflections Relative to the Emigrant French Clergy
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Weigh, weigh but a moment their merits and theirsufferings, and what will not be sooner renounced than the gratificationof serving so much excellence. It is to _itself_ the liberal heart doesjustice in doing justice to the oppressed; they are its own happiestfeelings which it nourishes, in nourishing the unfortunate.
By addressing myself to females, I am far from inferring that charity isexclusively their praise; no, it is a virtue as manly as it is gentle;it is christian, in one word, and ough...t therefore to be universal. Butthe pressure of present need is so urgent, that the ladies who patronizethis plan are content to spread it amongst their own sex, whosecontributions, though smaller, may more conveniently be sudden, andwhose demands for wealth being less serious, may render thosecontributions more general[1].
Nor are the misfortunes we would now mitigate so foreign to our"business and bosoms" as we may lightly suppose: all Europe is involvedby the circumstances which occasioned them, and with indignation asstrong, though with sensations less acute, has watched their wonderfulprogress[2].
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Weigh, weigh but a moment their merits and theirsufferings, and what will not be sooner renounced than the gratificationof serving so much excellence. It is to _itself_ the liberal heart doesjustice in doing justice to the oppressed; they are its own happiestfeelings which it nourishes, in nourishing the unfortunate.
By addressing myself to females, I am far from inferring that charity isexclusively their praise; no, it is a virtue as manly as it is gentle;it is christian, in one word, and ough...t therefore to be universal. Butthe pressure of present need is so urgent, that the ladies who patronizethis plan are content to spread it amongst their own sex, whosecontributions, though smaller, may more conveniently be sudden, andwhose demands for wealth being less serious, may render thosecontributions more general[1].
Nor are the misfortunes we would now mitigate so foreign to our"business and bosoms" as we may lightly suppose: all Europe is involvedby the circumstances which occasioned them, and with indignation asstrong, though with sensations less acute, has watched their wonderfulprogress[2].
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burney Fanny to read onlineMoreLess
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