John Robinson, the Pilgrim Pastor
John Robinson, the Pilgrim Pastor
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Bradford's words picture ' Bi-adford, " Of Plimoth Plantation. " p. 73.
240 JOHN ROBINSON the passionate grief of the scene very plainly. That last prayer and the concluding benediction were poured out from a great, sympathetic heart, which had without question intuitively appre- hended to some degree the suffering which did take place during the next winter on the bleak slopes at Plymouth. There are few places in all this story where the greatness and strength of Robin- son appear more vividly... than in this hour of almost sacrificial anguish, when he bade the flower of his church that last farewell at Delfshaven.
XII THE SO-CALLED "FAREWELL ADDRESS'' CHAPTER XII At this point in the narrative we must take up a detailed examination of that address or ser- mon which Robinson is reported by Winslow to have dehvered to the members of his church who were about to depart for America. This has become the best known utterance and episode in the whole life of Robinson, on account of the dis- cussion which has gathered around the phrase "more light/*' which is used by Winslow in his report.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bradford's words picture ' Bi-adford, " Of Plimoth Plantation. " p. 73.
240 JOHN ROBINSON the passionate grief of the scene very plainly. That last prayer and the concluding benediction were poured out from a great, sympathetic heart, which had without question intuitively appre- hended to some degree the suffering which did take place during the next winter on the bleak slopes at Plymouth. There are few places in all this story where the greatness and strength of Robin- son appear more vividly... than in this hour of almost sacrificial anguish, when he bade the flower of his church that last farewell at Delfshaven.
XII THE SO-CALLED "FAREWELL ADDRESS'' CHAPTER XII At this point in the narrative we must take up a detailed examination of that address or ser- mon which Robinson is reported by Winslow to have dehvered to the members of his church who were about to depart for America. This has become the best known utterance and episode in the whole life of Robinson, on account of the dis- cussion which has gathered around the phrase "more light/*' which is used by Winslow in his report.
What to read after John Robinson, the Pilgrim Pastor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davis, Ozora Stearns, 1866-1931 to read onlineMoreLess
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