First Impressions of America
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Welch, the manager, who was also good enough to take us over the University buildings, consisting of a hall, chapel, and library, after the fashion of one of our own colleges. The University educates about a thousand students, and is entirely in the hands of the Unitarians.
The next day being Sunday, we had to hunt for a church, and, after many fruitless inquiries, we were recommended to try the King's Chapel — a small, ancient-looking place, within a stone's throw of our hotel. We found it lux...uriously fitted up, but not a quarter full, and it might have very well passed lor an old city church of Queen Anne's time. The Prayerbook was an expurgated version of the Church of England Service, adapted to the tone of a Bostonian congregation, and warranted to contain 61 nothing that could " give umbrage to Trinitarian, Unitarian, Calvinist, or Arminian." As a com- promise it was evidently a failure, judging by the scantiness and the apparent apathy of the audience, who took no part whatever * in the service.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Welch, the manager, who was also good enough to take us over the University buildings, consisting of a hall, chapel, and library, after the fashion of one of our own colleges. The University educates about a thousand students, and is entirely in the hands of the Unitarians.
The next day being Sunday, we had to hunt for a church, and, after many fruitless inquiries, we were recommended to try the King's Chapel — a small, ancient-looking place, within a stone's throw of our hotel. We found it lux...uriously fitted up, but not a quarter full, and it might have very well passed lor an old city church of Queen Anne's time. The Prayerbook was an expurgated version of the Church of England Service, adapted to the tone of a Bostonian congregation, and warranted to contain 61 nothing that could " give umbrage to Trinitarian, Unitarian, Calvinist, or Arminian." As a com- promise it was evidently a failure, judging by the scantiness and the apparent apathy of the audience, who took no part whatever * in the service.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Walter to read onlineMoreLess
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