Lifes Lesser Moods
Lifes Lesser Moods
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written at the foot of the page. C We have deserved this ' is stamped on every gesture of their carven figures. On the other side of the Cathedral, in the shadow, so close to me that I could almost touch it, was a monu- ment that is nameless. Looking up, I could just see the slender hands of the recumbent figure, palm touching palm in prayer, and beneath, on either side, two kneeling men in bronze. Their heads are bowed ; their eyes are on the ground ; and some chance has given to the face of o...ne a likeness to a certain writer, and to the other a likeness to a certain musician.
To each, on a day, failure came. One accepted defeat, saying, ' It is well ' ; the other laughed at his failure, began again, and passed on to greater triumphs. Episodes in their lives came back to me that after- noon so vividly that when the preacher stepped into the pulpit I heard no more than the text : ' Come now, and let us reason together, saith the Lord : though your sins 78 'It is Weir be as scarlet, they shall be as white as snow/ One, the writer, had set his heart upon a certain subject 'to revise that prodigious range of literature, patristic and classical, of which Erasmus was the editor/ He worked for ten years, then abstained for twenty-five.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
written at the foot of the page. C We have deserved this ' is stamped on every gesture of their carven figures. On the other side of the Cathedral, in the shadow, so close to me that I could almost touch it, was a monu- ment that is nameless. Looking up, I could just see the slender hands of the recumbent figure, palm touching palm in prayer, and beneath, on either side, two kneeling men in bronze. Their heads are bowed ; their eyes are on the ground ; and some chance has given to the face of o...ne a likeness to a certain writer, and to the other a likeness to a certain musician.
To each, on a day, failure came. One accepted defeat, saying, ' It is well ' ; the other laughed at his failure, began again, and passed on to greater triumphs. Episodes in their lives came back to me that after- noon so vividly that when the preacher stepped into the pulpit I heard no more than the text : ' Come now, and let us reason together, saith the Lord : though your sins 78 'It is Weir be as scarlet, they shall be as white as snow/ One, the writer, had set his heart upon a certain subject 'to revise that prodigious range of literature, patristic and classical, of which Erasmus was the editor/ He worked for ten years, then abstained for twenty-five.
What to read after Lifes Lesser Moods?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C Lewis Charles Lewis Hind to read onlineMoreLess
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