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VII.
STRUGGLES WITH POVERTY.
All this work of education, intellectual and spiritual, was conductedunder severe pressure of poverty. When Mr. Wesley received the living ofEpworth, it cost him fifty pounds to have the great seal affixed to histitle, and to remove his family to the place. This unfortunately was buta specimen of the hard conditions under which he held his cure.
Lord Oxford wrote to the celebrated Dean Swift, soliciting his name as asubscriber to Mr. Wesley's book on Job--"The perso...n concerned is aworthy, honest man; and by this work of his, he is in hopes to get freeof a load of debt which has hung upon him some years. This debt is notowing to any folly or extravagance of his, but to the calamity of hishouse having been twice burnt, which he was obliged to rebuild. This isin short the case of an honest, poor, worthy clergyman, and I hope youwill take him under your protection. " A wealthy brother of Mr. Wesley professed himself quite "scandalised" atthe constant struggles of the family, and did a little for the wipingaway of the reproach, but no more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
VII.
STRUGGLES WITH POVERTY.
All this work of education, intellectual and spiritual, was conductedunder severe pressure of poverty. When Mr. Wesley received the living ofEpworth, it cost him fifty pounds to have the great seal affixed to histitle, and to remove his family to the place. This unfortunately was buta specimen of the hard conditions under which he held his cure.
Lord Oxford wrote to the celebrated Dean Swift, soliciting his name as asubscriber to Mr. Wesley's book on Job--"The perso...n concerned is aworthy, honest man; and by this work of his, he is in hopes to get freeof a load of debt which has hung upon him some years. This debt is notowing to any folly or extravagance of his, but to the calamity of hishouse having been twice burnt, which he was obliged to rebuild. This isin short the case of an honest, poor, worthy clergyman, and I hope youwill take him under your protection. " A wealthy brother of Mr. Wesley professed himself quite "scandalised" atthe constant struggles of the family, and did a little for the wipingaway of the reproach, but no more.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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