In Cambridge Backs; Being the Vacation Thoughts of a School-Mistress
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Poyser said "Women are mostly foolish, the Lord Almighty made them to match the men," so I am inclined to say "Re- formers mostly hate each other, the Lord Al- mighty made them to match the artists." Nor THE ARTIST 65 is the reason far to seek in either case. Earnest men with a message, whether artists or reformers, are so sure that their truth is truth, that their message is the right message, that they cannot bear that anyone should deliver a false message, or that the world should receive it.... It is almost St. Paul's feeling when he wrote, "If we or an angel from heaven should preach any other doc- trine to you from that which ye have received, let him be anathema." The great artist or the great reformer may have grace to see that his message and the other are both true, and that instead of being antagonistic, they are complementary ; or that if the other message be nothing, it will come to naught, but that if it be of God, he cannot overthrow it ; but few men, whether artists or re- formers, are great in all respects.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Poyser said "Women are mostly foolish, the Lord Almighty made them to match the men," so I am inclined to say "Re- formers mostly hate each other, the Lord Al- mighty made them to match the artists." Nor THE ARTIST 65 is the reason far to seek in either case. Earnest men with a message, whether artists or reformers, are so sure that their truth is truth, that their message is the right message, that they cannot bear that anyone should deliver a false message, or that the world should receive it.... It is almost St. Paul's feeling when he wrote, "If we or an angel from heaven should preach any other doc- trine to you from that which ye have received, let him be anathema." The great artist or the great reformer may have grace to see that his message and the other are both true, and that instead of being antagonistic, they are complementary ; or that if the other message be nothing, it will come to naught, but that if it be of God, he cannot overthrow it ; but few men, whether artists or re- formers, are great in all respects.
What to read after In Cambridge Backs; Being the Vacation Thoughts of a School-Mistress?
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