Constructive Rhetoric
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R. Crockett: " The minister wrenched himself free, and s{)rang along the trunk with wonderful agilify.
'"I'm intimated to preach at C'uuldshaw's this night, and my text is " Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do, do it with thy might," ' he shouted.
" He made his way up and up the slope of the fir-tree, which, having little grip of the rock, dijipcd and swayed under his tread. Ebie Kirguii fell on hisknei.s and prayed aloud. lie had not prayed sim-c his stepmother boxed his ears for getting into be...d without saying his i)rayers twenty vears ago. This had set him against it. Hut ho i)raved now, and to infinitely more purjioso than his min- ister had recently done. But when the climber had reached 13s COysTRVCTIVE RUETORIC.
the branchy top, ;uk1 was striving to ijet a few feet fartlier in order to clear tlu' surging linn before he maile his sprini:, Ebie rose to his feet, leaving his prayer unfiuished. He sent forth an almost animal shriek of ter- ror, Tlie tree roots cracked like breaking cables and slowly gave wa\, an ayalanche of stones plumped down into the whirl, and the top of the fir craslied downwards on the rocks of the opposite bank.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
R. Crockett: " The minister wrenched himself free, and s{)rang along the trunk with wonderful agilify.
'"I'm intimated to preach at C'uuldshaw's this night, and my text is " Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do, do it with thy might," ' he shouted.
" He made his way up and up the slope of the fir-tree, which, having little grip of the rock, dijipcd and swayed under his tread. Ebie Kirguii fell on hisknei.s and prayed aloud. lie had not prayed sim-c his stepmother boxed his ears for getting into be...d without saying his i)rayers twenty vears ago. This had set him against it. Hut ho i)raved now, and to infinitely more purjioso than his min- ister had recently done. But when the climber had reached 13s COysTRVCTIVE RUETORIC.
the branchy top, ;uk1 was striving to ijet a few feet fartlier in order to clear tlu' surging linn before he maile his sprini:, Ebie rose to his feet, leaving his prayer unfiuished. He sent forth an almost animal shriek of ter- ror, Tlie tree roots cracked like breaking cables and slowly gave wa\, an ayalanche of stones plumped down into the whirl, and the top of the fir craslied downwards on the rocks of the opposite bank.
What to read after Constructive Rhetoric?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Everett Hale to read onlineMoreLess
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