Paul Faber, Surgeon
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A negative may be _fact_, but can not be_known_ except by the knowledge of its opposite. I believe also thatnothing can be really _believed_, except it be true. But people thinkthey believe many things which they do not and can not in the realsense.
When, however, Dorothy came to concern herself about the will of God, intrying to help her father to do the best with their money, she began toreap a little genuine comfort, for then she found things begin toexplain themselves a little. The more a m...an occupies himself in doingthe works of the Father--the sort of thing the Father does, the easierwill he find it to believe that such a Father is at work in the world.
In the curate Mr. Drake had found not only a man he could trust, but oneto whom, young as he was, he could look up; and it was a trait in theminister nothing short of noble, that he did look up to thecurate--perhaps without knowing it. He had by this time all but lostsight of the fact, once so monstrous, so unchristian in his eyes, thathe was the paid agent of a government-church; the sight of the man's ownhouse, built on a rock in which was a well of the water of life, hadmade him nearly forget it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A negative may be _fact_, but can not be_known_ except by the knowledge of its opposite. I believe also thatnothing can be really _believed_, except it be true. But people thinkthey believe many things which they do not and can not in the realsense.
When, however, Dorothy came to concern herself about the will of God, intrying to help her father to do the best with their money, she began toreap a little genuine comfort, for then she found things begin toexplain themselves a little. The more a m...an occupies himself in doingthe works of the Father--the sort of thing the Father does, the easierwill he find it to believe that such a Father is at work in the world.
In the curate Mr. Drake had found not only a man he could trust, but oneto whom, young as he was, he could look up; and it was a trait in theminister nothing short of noble, that he did look up to thecurate--perhaps without knowing it. He had by this time all but lostsight of the fact, once so monstrous, so unchristian in his eyes, thathe was the paid agent of a government-church; the sight of the man's ownhouse, built on a rock in which was a well of the water of life, hadmade him nearly forget it.
What to read after Paul Faber, Surgeon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macdonald, George, 1824-1905 to read onlineMoreLess
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