Concord Days
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ALCOTT. What are you to worship?
CHARLES. Goodness.
MR. ALCOTT. Where is it?
CHARLES. Within.
* This improvisation is preserved in its words. Josiah, it may be named, was under seven years of age, and the other children were chiefly between the ages of six and twelve years.
104 CONCORD DAYS.
MR. ALCOTT. Within what?
CHARLES. Conscience, or God.
MR. ALCOTT. Are you to worship Conscience ?
CHARLES. Yes.
MR. ALCOTT. Is it anywhere but in yourself ?
CHARLES. Yes ; it is in Nature.
MR. ALCOTT. Is it... in other people ?
CHARLES. Yes ; there is more or less of it in other people, unless they have taken it out.
MR. ALCOTT. Can it be entirely taken out?
CHARLES. Goodness always lingers in Conscience.
MR. ALCOTT. Is Conscience anywhere but in Human Nature?
CHARLES. It is in the Supernatural.
MR. ALCOTT. You said at first that there was some thing in outward Nature which we should worship.
CHARLES. No ; I don t think we should worship any thing but the Invisible.
MR. ALCOTT. What is the Invisible ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ALCOTT. What are you to worship?
CHARLES. Goodness.
MR. ALCOTT. Where is it?
CHARLES. Within.
* This improvisation is preserved in its words. Josiah, it may be named, was under seven years of age, and the other children were chiefly between the ages of six and twelve years.
104 CONCORD DAYS.
MR. ALCOTT. Within what?
CHARLES. Conscience, or God.
MR. ALCOTT. Are you to worship Conscience ?
CHARLES. Yes.
MR. ALCOTT. Is it anywhere but in yourself ?
CHARLES. Yes ; it is in Nature.
MR. ALCOTT. Is it... in other people ?
CHARLES. Yes ; there is more or less of it in other people, unless they have taken it out.
MR. ALCOTT. Can it be entirely taken out?
CHARLES. Goodness always lingers in Conscience.
MR. ALCOTT. Is Conscience anywhere but in Human Nature?
CHARLES. It is in the Supernatural.
MR. ALCOTT. You said at first that there was some thing in outward Nature which we should worship.
CHARLES. No ; I don t think we should worship any thing but the Invisible.
MR. ALCOTT. What is the Invisible ?
What to read after Concord Days?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amos Bronson Alcott to read onlineMoreLess
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