Oldtown Folks
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Stern was a oian that it did no good to talk to, since it was well known that, wherever there was an unpopular truth to be defended, his cocked hat was sure to be in the front ranks.
Let us do one more justice to Dr. Stern, and say that bis 584 OLDTOWN FOLKS.
Utter inflexibility toward human infirmity and human feeling Epared himself as little as it spared any other. In his early life he records, in a most affecting autobiography, the stroke which deprived him, within a very short space, of a b...eloved wife arid two charming children. In the struggle of that hour he says, with affecting simplicity, " I felt that I should die if I did not submit ; and I did submit then, once for all." Thence- foi ward the beginning and middle and end of his whole preach- ing was submission, — utter, absolute, and unconditional.
In extreme old age, trembling on the verge of the grave, and looking back over sixty years of intense labor, he said, " After all, it is quite possible that / may not be saved " ; but he con- sidered himself as but one drop in the ocean, and his personal salvation as of but secondary account.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stern was a oian that it did no good to talk to, since it was well known that, wherever there was an unpopular truth to be defended, his cocked hat was sure to be in the front ranks.
Let us do one more justice to Dr. Stern, and say that bis 584 OLDTOWN FOLKS.
Utter inflexibility toward human infirmity and human feeling Epared himself as little as it spared any other. In his early life he records, in a most affecting autobiography, the stroke which deprived him, within a very short space, of a b...eloved wife arid two charming children. In the struggle of that hour he says, with affecting simplicity, " I felt that I should die if I did not submit ; and I did submit then, once for all." Thence- foi ward the beginning and middle and end of his whole preach- ing was submission, — utter, absolute, and unconditional.
In extreme old age, trembling on the verge of the grave, and looking back over sixty years of intense labor, he said, " After all, it is quite possible that / may not be saved " ; but he con- sidered himself as but one drop in the ocean, and his personal salvation as of but secondary account.
What to read after Oldtown Folks?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stowe Harriet Beecher to read onlineMoreLess
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