Leisure Moments, a Collection of Short Writings On Various Subjects Presented in Prose And Rhyme
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Deacon W. (notices the words, "Been thinking," in Abram's remarks and bases his conversation on them) : Been thinking, eh? Well after all. Brother Newcomer, that is the main thing in life. [N'one of us can ever hope to make improvement along any line until we begin to thinh along that line.
(These words seem to open up an entirely new avenue to Abram's mind, and his eyes immediately light up with a beam of intelligence that surprises even Mrs. I^ewcomer herself.) Abram: I certainly believe you ...are right Deacon Wiseman; and I must confess I've never thought about these matters before like I'm thinking now. I am just beginning to understand that first text I heard your preacher use after we moved over here — "Behold I have set before thee an open door, and no man can shut it." I felt mighty dull and sleepy on that Sunday, but now it all comes to me as plain as day, and it seems like the door has just been opened before me.
Deacon W. : Good ! That's the way with the gospel, some- times it seems to be very dull while you are listening to it, but it is solid truth, and just as certain as it falls into an honest heart it will spring up and bring forth fruit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Deacon W. (notices the words, "Been thinking," in Abram's remarks and bases his conversation on them) : Been thinking, eh? Well after all. Brother Newcomer, that is the main thing in life. [N'one of us can ever hope to make improvement along any line until we begin to thinh along that line.
(These words seem to open up an entirely new avenue to Abram's mind, and his eyes immediately light up with a beam of intelligence that surprises even Mrs. I^ewcomer herself.) Abram: I certainly believe you ...are right Deacon Wiseman; and I must confess I've never thought about these matters before like I'm thinking now. I am just beginning to understand that first text I heard your preacher use after we moved over here — "Behold I have set before thee an open door, and no man can shut it." I felt mighty dull and sleepy on that Sunday, but now it all comes to me as plain as day, and it seems like the door has just been opened before me.
Deacon W. : Good ! That's the way with the gospel, some- times it seems to be very dull while you are listening to it, but it is solid truth, and just as certain as it falls into an honest heart it will spring up and bring forth fruit.
What to read after Leisure Moments, a Collection of Short Writings On Various Subjects Presented in Prose And Rhyme?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pope, W. C to read onlineMoreLess
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