Fire Worship (From "mosses From An Old Manse")
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He reads while the heat warps the stiff covers of the volume; hewrites without numbness either in his heart or fingers; and, withunstinted hand, he throws fresh sticks of wood upon the fire.
A parishioner comes in. With what warmth of benevolence--how shouldhe be otherwise than warm in any of his attributes?--does theminister bid him welcome, and set a chair for him in so closeproximity to the hearth, that soon the guest finds it needful to rubhis scorched shins with his great red hands! The me...lted snow dripsfrom his steaming boots and bubbles upon the hearth. His puckeredforehead unravels its entanglement of crisscross wrinkles. We losemuch of the enjoyment of fireside heat without such an opportunityof marking its genial effect upon those who have been looking theinclement weather in the face. In the course of the day ourclergyman himself strides forth, perchance to pay a round ofpastoral visits; or, it may he, to visit his mountain of a wood-pileand cleave the monstrous logs into billets suitable for the fire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He reads while the heat warps the stiff covers of the volume; hewrites without numbness either in his heart or fingers; and, withunstinted hand, he throws fresh sticks of wood upon the fire.
A parishioner comes in. With what warmth of benevolence--how shouldhe be otherwise than warm in any of his attributes?--does theminister bid him welcome, and set a chair for him in so closeproximity to the hearth, that soon the guest finds it needful to rubhis scorched shins with his great red hands! The me...lted snow dripsfrom his steaming boots and bubbles upon the hearth. His puckeredforehead unravels its entanglement of crisscross wrinkles. We losemuch of the enjoyment of fireside heat without such an opportunityof marking its genial effect upon those who have been looking theinclement weather in the face. In the course of the day ourclergyman himself strides forth, perchance to pay a round ofpastoral visits; or, it may he, to visit his mountain of a wood-pileand cleave the monstrous logs into billets suitable for the fire.
What to read after Fire Worship (From "mosses From An Old Manse")?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hawthorne Nathaniel to read onlineMoreLess
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