Danger
Danger
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Craig. "If the money spent for last night's feast had not gone tothe wine-merchant and the caterer, it would have remained as itwas. " The lady with the vinegar face said something about the Dives whohave their good things here, adding, with a zest in her voice, that"Riches, thank God! can't be taken over to the other side, and yournabobs will be no better off after they die than the commonestbeggars. " "That will depend on something more than the money-aspect of thecase, " said Mr. Craig. "And... as to the cost of giving a feast, whatwould be extravagance in one might only be a liberal hospitality inanother. Cake and ice cream for my friends might be as lavish anexpenditure for me as Mr. Birtwell's banquet last night was for him, and as likely to set me among the beggars when I get over to theother side. " "Then you don't believe that God holds rich men to a strict accountfor the manner in which they spend the money he has placed in theirhands? Are they not his almoners?" "No more than poor men, and not to be held to any stricteraccountability, " was replied.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Craig. "If the money spent for last night's feast had not gone tothe wine-merchant and the caterer, it would have remained as itwas. " The lady with the vinegar face said something about the Dives whohave their good things here, adding, with a zest in her voice, that"Riches, thank God! can't be taken over to the other side, and yournabobs will be no better off after they die than the commonestbeggars. " "That will depend on something more than the money-aspect of thecase, " said Mr. Craig. "And... as to the cost of giving a feast, whatwould be extravagance in one might only be a liberal hospitality inanother. Cake and ice cream for my friends might be as lavish anexpenditure for me as Mr. Birtwell's banquet last night was for him, and as likely to set me among the beggars when I get over to theother side. " "Then you don't believe that God holds rich men to a strict accountfor the manner in which they spend the money he has placed in theirhands? Are they not his almoners?" "No more than poor men, and not to be held to any stricteraccountability, " was replied.
What to read after Danger?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T S Arthur And F C Woodworth to read onlineMoreLess
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