Parables of Life
Parables of Life
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He was in a new life and he must find his place in it, but he was content to wait ; and while he waited his thought went swiftly back to the days when, a little child, he looked up at the sky and wondered if the stars were the lights in the streets of heaven. One by one the years rose out of the depths of his memory and he re- called, step by step, all the way he had come : childhood, youth, man- hood, and age. He read with deep- ening interest the story of his life — all his thoughts, his word...s, the things he had done and left undone.
And as he read he knew what was good and what was ill; everything 28 Digitized by VjOOQIC THE LJST yUDGMENT was clear, not only in the unbroken record of what he had been, but in a sudden perception of what he was. At last he knew himself.
And while he pondered one stood beside him, grave and calm and sweet with the purity that is per- fect strength. Into the face which turned toward him, touched with the light of immortal joy, he looked up and asked, "When shall I be judged?" And the answer came: "You have judged yourself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was in a new life and he must find his place in it, but he was content to wait ; and while he waited his thought went swiftly back to the days when, a little child, he looked up at the sky and wondered if the stars were the lights in the streets of heaven. One by one the years rose out of the depths of his memory and he re- called, step by step, all the way he had come : childhood, youth, man- hood, and age. He read with deep- ening interest the story of his life — all his thoughts, his word...s, the things he had done and left undone.
And as he read he knew what was good and what was ill; everything 28 Digitized by VjOOQIC THE LJST yUDGMENT was clear, not only in the unbroken record of what he had been, but in a sudden perception of what he was. At last he knew himself.
And while he pondered one stood beside him, grave and calm and sweet with the purity that is per- fect strength. Into the face which turned toward him, touched with the light of immortal joy, he looked up and asked, "When shall I be judged?" And the answer came: "You have judged yourself.
What to read after Parables of Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mabie Hamilton Wright to read onlineMoreLess
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