Life of Frances Power Cobbe 2
Life of Frances Power Cobbe 2
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He attacked the order of things with the usual pessimist observations on all the evil in the world, and implied that I had no reasonable right to my faith. I answered as best I could, with some earnestness, and he finally concluded the discussion by remarking with concentrated contempt : * * You might almost as well be a Christian ! " Next day I went to Westminster Abbey and was sitting in the Dean's pew, when, to my amusement Lord Houghton came in just below, with a party of ladies and took a ...seat exactly opposite me. He behaved of course with edifying propriety, but I could not help reflecting with a smile on our argument of the night before, and wondering how many members of that and similar congregations who were naturally counted by outsiders as faithful supporters of the orthodox creed, were as little so, au fond, as either Lord Houghton or I.
With Carlyle, though I saw him very frequently, I never ruterchanged more than a few hanale words of civility. When his biography appeared, I was, (as I frankly told the illustrious biographer) exceedingly glad that I had never given him the chance of attaching one of his pungent epigrams to my poor person.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He attacked the order of things with the usual pessimist observations on all the evil in the world, and implied that I had no reasonable right to my faith. I answered as best I could, with some earnestness, and he finally concluded the discussion by remarking with concentrated contempt : * * You might almost as well be a Christian ! " Next day I went to Westminster Abbey and was sitting in the Dean's pew, when, to my amusement Lord Houghton came in just below, with a party of ladies and took a ...seat exactly opposite me. He behaved of course with edifying propriety, but I could not help reflecting with a smile on our argument of the night before, and wondering how many members of that and similar congregations who were naturally counted by outsiders as faithful supporters of the orthodox creed, were as little so, au fond, as either Lord Houghton or I.
With Carlyle, though I saw him very frequently, I never ruterchanged more than a few hanale words of civility. When his biography appeared, I was, (as I frankly told the illustrious biographer) exceedingly glad that I had never given him the chance of attaching one of his pungent epigrams to my poor person.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Power Cobbe to read onlineMoreLess
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