Church Folks
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He Comes to be a Beake TJpoif the Coach.
With middle age there is apt to set in a suspicion of the rising generation and a keen resentment of its stand- point, so that the middle-aged man falls into a critical and pessimistic mood.
He comes to be a brake upon the coach, Church Folks 75 and while the brake is a useful thing in its own place, it is a poor substitute for horses.
If his work be in a city church, it is a grave question whether any minister can now discharge it with efEciency who is ...above sixty years of age. The multitude of details in a city parish, the excitement of the life, the severe demand upon the mind, and the heavy burden of responsibility call for a man in the prime of life, with an alert intellect and an unfailing body. It is likely as time goes on that men after, say, twenty years in a city will have to retire and take some quieter sphere in the country. They will be put, as it were, upon the semi-retired list.
Besides, as one cannot fail to no- tice, the average man of middle age in bidding good-by finally to youth himself also largely isolates himself from young people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He Comes to be a Beake TJpoif the Coach.
With middle age there is apt to set in a suspicion of the rising generation and a keen resentment of its stand- point, so that the middle-aged man falls into a critical and pessimistic mood.
He comes to be a brake upon the coach, Church Folks 75 and while the brake is a useful thing in its own place, it is a poor substitute for horses.
If his work be in a city church, it is a grave question whether any minister can now discharge it with efEciency who is ...above sixty years of age. The multitude of details in a city parish, the excitement of the life, the severe demand upon the mind, and the heavy burden of responsibility call for a man in the prime of life, with an alert intellect and an unfailing body. It is likely as time goes on that men after, say, twenty years in a city will have to retire and take some quieter sphere in the country. They will be put, as it were, upon the semi-retired list.
Besides, as one cannot fail to no- tice, the average man of middle age in bidding good-by finally to youth himself also largely isolates himself from young people.
What to read after Church Folks?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maclaren Ian to read onlineMoreLess
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