Certain American Faces Sketches From Life
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We sat in the pleasant room lined with books, many of which were presentation copies from men like Lightfoot and Westcott. Hardly any set of books was complete, because he had a way of urging students and clergy to bor- row what they liked and alas ! many books went out never to return. Pictures of his friends in England and America were every- where. Bits of Indian bead-work were hang- 108 CERTAIN AMERICAN FACES ing over chairs and screens. The room could have belonged to no one but Bishop Whi...p- pie. Well, there we sat, and the young candidates refused to be frightened in so genial an atmosphere. At length one was so far from worried about his attainments that he sallied forth to examine the Bishop. "Bishop, " he began, "Bishop Tuttle has lent one of our churches in St. Louis to the Pres- byterians for their services, because their church has burned down. What do you think of that, Sir?" Bishop Whipple slipped still farther down into his big chair, and look- ing out into the leaves of the June maples, said, "I have all I can do, taking care of you youngsters: I leave Bishop Tuttle to take care of his own diocese.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We sat in the pleasant room lined with books, many of which were presentation copies from men like Lightfoot and Westcott. Hardly any set of books was complete, because he had a way of urging students and clergy to bor- row what they liked and alas ! many books went out never to return. Pictures of his friends in England and America were every- where. Bits of Indian bead-work were hang- 108 CERTAIN AMERICAN FACES ing over chairs and screens. The room could have belonged to no one but Bishop Whi...p- pie. Well, there we sat, and the young candidates refused to be frightened in so genial an atmosphere. At length one was so far from worried about his attainments that he sallied forth to examine the Bishop. "Bishop, " he began, "Bishop Tuttle has lent one of our churches in St. Louis to the Pres- byterians for their services, because their church has burned down. What do you think of that, Sir?" Bishop Whipple slipped still farther down into his big chair, and look- ing out into the leaves of the June maples, said, "I have all I can do, taking care of you youngsters: I leave Bishop Tuttle to take care of his own diocese.
What to read after Certain American Faces Sketches From Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Lewis Slattery to read onlineMoreLess
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