Lessons in Life, for All Who Will Read Them
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" "Strangers generally have quick ears, and there are always plenty ofnews-venders to fill them. He's been with the Harrisons, and we allknow what they are. " "To whom did he refer?" was asked.
"He referred to me. " "To you?" "Certainly he did. And I don't like it at all. That's not the way topreach the gospel. This running off with one side of a story, and, taking all for granted, holding a man up to public odium, is not, as Iconceive, following in the footsteps of our Great Master. " "I'm sor...ry you should have taken up such an impression, " was replied tothis. "I cannot believe that Mr. C-- really intended to hold you up topublic odium. He couldn't have meant to designate you. " "He must have meant me. Don't I know?" So another and another objection was made to Mr. C-- on the sameground; and before the week was out, it was pretty widely known thatthe new preacher had indulged in reprehensible personalities. Some saidthis was an error in the preacher; others, that he was highly blamable;while others affirmed that there must be some mistake about the matter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Strangers generally have quick ears, and there are always plenty ofnews-venders to fill them. He's been with the Harrisons, and we allknow what they are. " "To whom did he refer?" was asked.
"He referred to me. " "To you?" "Certainly he did. And I don't like it at all. That's not the way topreach the gospel. This running off with one side of a story, and, taking all for granted, holding a man up to public odium, is not, as Iconceive, following in the footsteps of our Great Master. " "I'm sor...ry you should have taken up such an impression, " was replied tothis. "I cannot believe that Mr. C-- really intended to hold you up topublic odium. He couldn't have meant to designate you. " "He must have meant me. Don't I know?" So another and another objection was made to Mr. C-- on the sameground; and before the week was out, it was pretty widely known thatthe new preacher had indulged in reprehensible personalities. Some saidthis was an error in the preacher; others, that he was highly blamable;while others affirmed that there must be some mistake about the matter.
What to read after Lessons in Life, for All Who Will Read Them?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Timothy Shay to read onlineMoreLess
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