Lucky Bob
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" 110 LUCKY BOB Bob now resumed his paddling, and, as they sped southwards, began to think. Here was a good simple man good, in spite of years of rough life and bad company; yet ignorant of the first principles of that Church which he really loved. Had Bob only known of him by hearsay, he would, in all likelihood, have set him down contemptuously as a bad Catholic, a disgrace to the great Church which mothered him. And yet, it seemed to Bob the old man was simply ignorant of his religion.
"I sh...ouldn't be surprised, " mused Bob, "if this part of America were full of just such men as Mose; good, earnest men, only ignorani, and therefore dropping away from the true Church. " Bob was correct in his opinion. The fields are still white for the harvest ; the laborers still too few.
The upshot of the boy's reflections was that he induced Mose to land on an uninhabited island in midstream, far from noise and dis- turbance, where for more than an hour he explained, according to his lights, some of the more important teachings of the Catholic Church.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" 110 LUCKY BOB Bob now resumed his paddling, and, as they sped southwards, began to think. Here was a good simple man good, in spite of years of rough life and bad company; yet ignorant of the first principles of that Church which he really loved. Had Bob only known of him by hearsay, he would, in all likelihood, have set him down contemptuously as a bad Catholic, a disgrace to the great Church which mothered him. And yet, it seemed to Bob the old man was simply ignorant of his religion.
"I sh...ouldn't be surprised, " mused Bob, "if this part of America were full of just such men as Mose; good, earnest men, only ignorani, and therefore dropping away from the true Church. " Bob was correct in his opinion. The fields are still white for the harvest ; the laborers still too few.
The upshot of the boy's reflections was that he induced Mose to land on an uninhabited island in midstream, far from noise and dis- turbance, where for more than an hour he explained, according to his lights, some of the more important teachings of the Catholic Church.
What to read after Lucky Bob?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis James Finn to read onlineMoreLess
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