Cœlebs in Search of a Wife: Comprehending Observations On Domestic Habits ...
Cœlebs in Search of a Wife: Comprehending Observations On Domestic Habits ...
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Besides, it is not only pre- venting the improvement of the people, but checking that of the preacher. It not only puts a bar to his own advancement in the art of teaching, but retards that growth in piety which might have been promoted in himself while he was preparing in secret to pro- mote that of his hearers." " And yet," repliecbSir John, " to speak honestly, lam afraid, had I been the patron, I should have been so gratified myself with hearing those fine compositions, that I could not hea...rtily have blamed my chaplain for preaching no other." " My dear Sir Jonn," said Mr. Stanley, " neither your good sense, nor your good nature would, I am persuaded, allow you to purchase your own gratification at the expense of a whole congregation. You, a man of learning and of leisure, can easily supply any deficiency of ability in plain but useful sermons. But how would the tenants, the workmen and the servants, (for of such at least was Sir Roger's congregation composed,) how would those who have little other means of edification indemnify themselves for the loss of that single opportunity which the whole week affords them?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Besides, it is not only pre- venting the improvement of the people, but checking that of the preacher. It not only puts a bar to his own advancement in the art of teaching, but retards that growth in piety which might have been promoted in himself while he was preparing in secret to pro- mote that of his hearers." " And yet," repliecbSir John, " to speak honestly, lam afraid, had I been the patron, I should have been so gratified myself with hearing those fine compositions, that I could not hea...rtily have blamed my chaplain for preaching no other." " My dear Sir Jonn," said Mr. Stanley, " neither your good sense, nor your good nature would, I am persuaded, allow you to purchase your own gratification at the expense of a whole congregation. You, a man of learning and of leisure, can easily supply any deficiency of ability in plain but useful sermons. But how would the tenants, the workmen and the servants, (for of such at least was Sir Roger's congregation composed,) how would those who have little other means of edification indemnify themselves for the loss of that single opportunity which the whole week affords them?
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