Dorothy Day
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I would tell my father first. How would he take it? He was a minister of the Society of Friends, and that society had always "disowned" any of its mem- bers who took up arms and engaged in carnal war- fare. I cared very little about the "disowning" on my own account, but such a thing would be a humilia- tion to him, and he had always loved me so tenderly that the thought gave me much uneasiness. Still there was nothing . Else to be done. I could not be 2i 4 DOROTHY DAY coward enough to run away..., so after breakfast I told him all. He was deeply moved, but there was no resistance on his part to my purpose. He looked at me for a few moments with tears in his eyes and then said: "Well, my boy, if thy conscience tells thee that this thing is right, it is not for me to judge thee. " I knew from this how deeply he sympathized with me. Indeed what can the Quaker say when he is told "I believe this to be my duty. " To him the "inner light" is the supreme law and each must judge for himself whither it leads.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I would tell my father first. How would he take it? He was a minister of the Society of Friends, and that society had always "disowned" any of its mem- bers who took up arms and engaged in carnal war- fare. I cared very little about the "disowning" on my own account, but such a thing would be a humilia- tion to him, and he had always loved me so tenderly that the thought gave me much uneasiness. Still there was nothing . Else to be done. I could not be 2i 4 DOROTHY DAY coward enough to run away..., so after breakfast I told him all. He was deeply moved, but there was no resistance on his part to my purpose. He looked at me for a few moments with tears in his eyes and then said: "Well, my boy, if thy conscience tells thee that this thing is right, it is not for me to judge thee. " I knew from this how deeply he sympathized with me. Indeed what can the Quaker say when he is told "I believe this to be my duty. " To him the "inner light" is the supreme law and each must judge for himself whither it leads.
What to read after Dorothy Day?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Dudley Foulke to read onlineMoreLess
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