My Point of View Selections From the Works of Henry Drummond
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And it does not occur to us that all this must be changed ; that much of it must be reversed ; that life is the finest of the Fine Arts ; that it has to be learned with life-long patience, and that the years of our pilgrimage are all too short to master it triumphantly.
Pax Vobiscum.
Light is a something more than the sum of its ingredients — a glowing, dazzling, tremulous ether. And love is something more than all its ele- ments — a palpitating, quivering, sen- sitive, living thing. By synthes...is of MY POINT OF VIEW. 1 45 all the colors men can make white- ness, they cannot make light. By synthesis of all the virtues men can make virtue, they cannot make love.
The Greatest Thing in the World.
XTbe Xocf^et, TheRK lived once a young girl whose perfect grace of character was the wonder of those who knew her. She wore on her neck a gold locket which no one was ever allowed to open. One day, in a moment of un- usual confidence, one of her com- panions was allowed to touch its spring and learn its secret.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And it does not occur to us that all this must be changed ; that much of it must be reversed ; that life is the finest of the Fine Arts ; that it has to be learned with life-long patience, and that the years of our pilgrimage are all too short to master it triumphantly.
Pax Vobiscum.
Light is a something more than the sum of its ingredients — a glowing, dazzling, tremulous ether. And love is something more than all its ele- ments — a palpitating, quivering, sen- sitive, living thing. By synthes...is of MY POINT OF VIEW. 1 45 all the colors men can make white- ness, they cannot make light. By synthesis of all the virtues men can make virtue, they cannot make love.
The Greatest Thing in the World.
XTbe Xocf^et, TheRK lived once a young girl whose perfect grace of character was the wonder of those who knew her. She wore on her neck a gold locket which no one was ever allowed to open. One day, in a moment of un- usual confidence, one of her com- panions was allowed to touch its spring and learn its secret.
What to read after My Point of View Selections From the Works of Henry Drummond?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Drummond to read onlineMoreLess
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