Dust
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In his opinion, it was a very carnal institution conducted byvery hypocritical men and women. He smiled at their Hell anddespised their Heaven. Their religion, to him, seemed such acrudely selfish affair. They were always expecting something fromGod; always praying for petty favors--begging and whining formoney, or good crops, or better health. Martin would have none ofthis nonsense. He was as selfish as they, probably more so, heconceded, but he hoped he would never reach the point of currying...favor with anyone, even God. With his own good strength he wouldanswer his own prayers. This farm was the nearest he would evercome to a paradise and on it he would be his own God. Rose didnot share these feelings. She went to church each Sunday and readher Bible daily with a simple faith that defied derision. Once, when she was gone, Martin idly hunted out the Song of Solomon. His lips curled with contempt at the passionate rhapsody. He knewa thing or two, he allowed, about these wonderful Roses of Sharonand this Song of Songs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In his opinion, it was a very carnal institution conducted byvery hypocritical men and women. He smiled at their Hell anddespised their Heaven. Their religion, to him, seemed such acrudely selfish affair. They were always expecting something fromGod; always praying for petty favors--begging and whining formoney, or good crops, or better health. Martin would have none ofthis nonsense. He was as selfish as they, probably more so, heconceded, but he hoped he would never reach the point of currying...favor with anyone, even God. With his own good strength he wouldanswer his own prayers. This farm was the nearest he would evercome to a paradise and on it he would be his own God. Rose didnot share these feelings. She went to church each Sunday and readher Bible daily with a simple faith that defied derision. Once, when she was gone, Martin idly hunted out the Song of Solomon. His lips curled with contempt at the passionate rhapsody. He knewa thing or two, he allowed, about these wonderful Roses of Sharonand this Song of Songs.
What to read after Dust?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Haldeman Julius to read onlineMoreLess
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