Memoirs of the Life Character And Ministry of William Dawson
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I would wish you to pass through the University of Cambridge: it will be a great advantage to you in after life for the work in which you are about to engage. " Mr Dikes had either not been fully acquainted with the result of William's interview with Messrs. Atkinson and Graham, or some sudden and unexpected change must have taken place, in the improvement of the funds ; otherwise, he would not have urged him to "accept the offer of the Elland Society:" unless it be supposed, that a strong hope... was entertained that he would, at no remote period, be admitted as a candidate, and was therefore requested to wait a short time longer. At all events, the " oifer" affords ad- ditional proof, that his way was now open to holy orders, and that his non-acceptance was the result of the deliberate convictions of his own mind.
In his public addresses, and theological studies, he often felt unspeakable delight, though he was not without his moments of bondage and depression. The one laboured against the other ; and while he was encouraged on the one hand, he was preserved in a state of dependance on the other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I would wish you to pass through the University of Cambridge: it will be a great advantage to you in after life for the work in which you are about to engage. " Mr Dikes had either not been fully acquainted with the result of William's interview with Messrs. Atkinson and Graham, or some sudden and unexpected change must have taken place, in the improvement of the funds ; otherwise, he would not have urged him to "accept the offer of the Elland Society:" unless it be supposed, that a strong hope... was entertained that he would, at no remote period, be admitted as a candidate, and was therefore requested to wait a short time longer. At all events, the " oifer" affords ad- ditional proof, that his way was now open to holy orders, and that his non-acceptance was the result of the deliberate convictions of his own mind.
In his public addresses, and theological studies, he often felt unspeakable delight, though he was not without his moments of bondage and depression. The one laboured against the other ; and while he was encouraged on the one hand, he was preserved in a state of dependance on the other.
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