Martin Luther
Martin Luther
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When Frederick the Wise came to his chamber from the assembly, he said to his intimates, full both of admiration and of care : ''Doctor Martinus spoke well, in Latin and in Ger- man. He is much too courageous for me.'' Even among those princes who looked upon his teachings with indifference or dislike, respect and awe of the brave man increased.
Luther, upon returning from the grand assemblage to his lodgings, raised his hands to Heaven and joy- fully exclaimed: "I am through, I am through!*' H...e Digitized by VjOOQIC 62 MARTIN LUTHER.
had escaped o^t into the open from the hedge of thorns with which it was sought to surround him.
At last Luther was free. But what a freedom it was ! He was banned by the Pope and outlawed by the Emperor. Nevertheless, he was free — free within himself, but free as the beast of the forest, a fugitive ; and at his heels howled a pack of bloodthirsty en- emies. He had arrived at the climax of his life, and the powers against which he had rebelled, yea, the thoughts which he himself had stirred up in the peo- ple, thenceforth worked against his life and teachings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When Frederick the Wise came to his chamber from the assembly, he said to his intimates, full both of admiration and of care : ''Doctor Martinus spoke well, in Latin and in Ger- man. He is much too courageous for me.'' Even among those princes who looked upon his teachings with indifference or dislike, respect and awe of the brave man increased.
Luther, upon returning from the grand assemblage to his lodgings, raised his hands to Heaven and joy- fully exclaimed: "I am through, I am through!*' H...e Digitized by VjOOQIC 62 MARTIN LUTHER.
had escaped o^t into the open from the hedge of thorns with which it was sought to surround him.
At last Luther was free. But what a freedom it was ! He was banned by the Pope and outlawed by the Emperor. Nevertheless, he was free — free within himself, but free as the beast of the forest, a fugitive ; and at his heels howled a pack of bloodthirsty en- emies. He had arrived at the climax of his life, and the powers against which he had rebelled, yea, the thoughts which he himself had stirred up in the peo- ple, thenceforth worked against his life and teachings.
What to read after Martin Luther?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gustav Freytag to read onlineMoreLess
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