Leisure Hours; a Choice Collection of Readings in Prose
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No more of this unmanly weakness. I must not speak in vain. I have needed to command before. My son, be your- self Think of all the claims which this life has upon you; or, rather, think of the first high claim of Heaven, and let that teach you to think of other duties, and to per- form them. Search your own heart. Probe it deeply.
Shrink not. Know your real situation in all its bearings.
Changed as it is, face it like a man, and seek the strength of God to support you. I speak the plain truth ...to you.
Your child is an idiot. You must answer to God for your crime. You will be execrated by mankind, for yotir hand struck the mind's life from him. These are harsh words, but you can bear them better than your own confused and agonizing thoughts. Rise up and meet your trial. Tell me simply that you obey me. I will believe you, for you never yet have broken your word to me." I replied im- mediately, rising up, aud saying, '* I do promise to obey you. Within this hour I will meet you, determined to T^E SON AND HEUl.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No more of this unmanly weakness. I must not speak in vain. I have needed to command before. My son, be your- self Think of all the claims which this life has upon you; or, rather, think of the first high claim of Heaven, and let that teach you to think of other duties, and to per- form them. Search your own heart. Probe it deeply.
Shrink not. Know your real situation in all its bearings.
Changed as it is, face it like a man, and seek the strength of God to support you. I speak the plain truth ...to you.
Your child is an idiot. You must answer to God for your crime. You will be execrated by mankind, for yotir hand struck the mind's life from him. These are harsh words, but you can bear them better than your own confused and agonizing thoughts. Rise up and meet your trial. Tell me simply that you obey me. I will believe you, for you never yet have broken your word to me." I replied im- mediately, rising up, aud saying, '* I do promise to obey you. Within this hour I will meet you, determined to T^E SON AND HEUl.
What to read after Leisure Hours; a Choice Collection of Readings in Prose?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ethan Allen Andrews to read onlineMoreLess
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