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"No, it was as damp and drafty as usual, but I could not have stood that creature another minute." Then followed a diatribe on the Established Church, which I will spare you. Before he had finished, there was not one stone left upon another [61 ] ENGLISH WAYS AND BY-WAYS of the cathedral system! "Such an array of clergy, such a choir, such an organ, such every- thing to make the service glorious, and yet fewer people than could be found in a mission chapel — the extravagance of it, the futility... of it — why, half the people there were American tourists!
Why don't they take the money and use it for some good purpose?" '"This ointment might have been sold for much,'" I quoted.
"No, you don't," he growled. "Was the 1 whole house filled with the odor of the ointment ' ?
Is England? Is this town? Was the great cathedral? Was the choir even? There was no odor of ointment. There was nothing but a stench /" "John!" I protested.
"Well, perhaps that was too strong. But, hon- estly, was there any feeling of the majesty of God there ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"No, it was as damp and drafty as usual, but I could not have stood that creature another minute." Then followed a diatribe on the Established Church, which I will spare you. Before he had finished, there was not one stone left upon another [61 ] ENGLISH WAYS AND BY-WAYS of the cathedral system! "Such an array of clergy, such a choir, such an organ, such every- thing to make the service glorious, and yet fewer people than could be found in a mission chapel — the extravagance of it, the futility... of it — why, half the people there were American tourists!
Why don't they take the money and use it for some good purpose?" '"This ointment might have been sold for much,'" I quoted.
"No, you don't," he growled. "Was the 1 whole house filled with the odor of the ointment ' ?
Is England? Is this town? Was the great cathedral? Was the choir even? There was no odor of ointment. There was nothing but a stench /" "John!" I protested.
"Well, perhaps that was too strong. But, hon- estly, was there any feeling of the majesty of God there ?
What to read after English Ways And By-Ways; Being the Letters of John And Ruth Dobson Written From England to Their Friend, Leighton Parks ..?
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