Christ's Challenge to Man's Spirit in This World Crisis; Advent Addresses At the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, New York
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Everyman entered, gaily clad in early fifteenth-century costume, and singing a light song. Death held a dialogue with him, and finally struck him with a dart, refusing all the bribes that Everyman offered him, and leaving the wounded man to himself. In terror at the long journey through the Valley of the Shadow, Everyman seeks a companion among his acquaintances. First he calls on Fellowship, another gay character, profuse in promises beforehand, but quickly drawing back when he hears whither E...veryman would lead him.
Then in succession other friends are tried, but all excuse themselves. Finally he betakes himself GRASP THE ETERNAL NOW 33 to two friends hitherto neglected, Good Deeds and Knowledge. They stand by him, but insist they cannot help him now unless he will first go to Confession, an old priest; though in referring Everyman to this good priest they are careful to add a sharp censure on evil priests. Everyman goes to the good priest, makes his confession, and, after doing penance, he covers his gay worldly dress with the sober brown garment of Contrition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Everyman entered, gaily clad in early fifteenth-century costume, and singing a light song. Death held a dialogue with him, and finally struck him with a dart, refusing all the bribes that Everyman offered him, and leaving the wounded man to himself. In terror at the long journey through the Valley of the Shadow, Everyman seeks a companion among his acquaintances. First he calls on Fellowship, another gay character, profuse in promises beforehand, but quickly drawing back when he hears whither E...veryman would lead him.
Then in succession other friends are tried, but all excuse themselves. Finally he betakes himself GRASP THE ETERNAL NOW 33 to two friends hitherto neglected, Good Deeds and Knowledge. They stand by him, but insist they cannot help him now unless he will first go to Confession, an old priest; though in referring Everyman to this good priest they are careful to add a sharp censure on evil priests. Everyman goes to the good priest, makes his confession, and, after doing penance, he covers his gay worldly dress with the sober brown garment of Contrition.
What to read after Christ's Challenge to Man's Spirit in This World Crisis; Advent Addresses At the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, New York?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Douglas, George William, 1850-1926 to read onlineMoreLess
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