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"It is a big subject, " said Jack slowly. "I've been puzzling my brainshalf the winter with what wiser heads than mine have said about capitaland labor, --Mill and Brassey and Howell, and our own men, with soft, sweet bits of Ruskin, and savage bits of Carlyle. I don't know butCarlyle was right when he said, 'The beginning and the end of what isthe matter with us, in these days, is, that we have forgotten God. 'Cameron said it another way, --honor and honesty. Because, certainly, honor appeals ...to all that is noblest in human nature, --to chivalry, andtenderness and thought for others; and nothing ever prospered, in thelong-run, that did not have a substratum of truth. " "Well, according to Bristow, we came back to him this winter--not I, Darcy, I don't make any pretence, "--and he shook his head with slowgravity. "But I was interested in the revival on psychological grounds. I had never been so inside of one before. Bristow is a good man, nodoubt; but it is just the one chosen way with him, --strong crying andpraying, and believing yourself a sinner above all men, and then asudden peace and happiness, and a courage to endure, --a blind, unreasoning courage to take the present as it is, because God sent it, and it must be for the best.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"It is a big subject, " said Jack slowly. "I've been puzzling my brainshalf the winter with what wiser heads than mine have said about capitaland labor, --Mill and Brassey and Howell, and our own men, with soft, sweet bits of Ruskin, and savage bits of Carlyle. I don't know butCarlyle was right when he said, 'The beginning and the end of what isthe matter with us, in these days, is, that we have forgotten God. 'Cameron said it another way, --honor and honesty. Because, certainly, honor appeals ...to all that is noblest in human nature, --to chivalry, andtenderness and thought for others; and nothing ever prospered, in thelong-run, that did not have a substratum of truth. " "Well, according to Bristow, we came back to him this winter--not I, Darcy, I don't make any pretence, "--and he shook his head with slowgravity. "But I was interested in the revival on psychological grounds. I had never been so inside of one before. Bristow is a good man, nodoubt; but it is just the one chosen way with him, --strong crying andpraying, and believing yourself a sinner above all men, and then asudden peace and happiness, and a courage to endure, --a blind, unreasoning courage to take the present as it is, because God sent it, and it must be for the best.
What to read after Hope Mills?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Douglas Amanda Minnie to read onlineMoreLess
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