Philosophical Works volume 04
Philosophical Works volume 04
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A famous general, at that time in the Muscovite ser- VOL. Iv. 50 466 THE NATURAL HISTORY vice, having come to Paris for the recovery of his wounds, brought along with him a yoang Turk whom he had taken prisoner. Some of the doctors of the Sorbonne (who are altogether as positive as the dervises of Constantinople), thinking it a pity that the poor Turk should be damned for want of instruction, solicited Mustapha very hard to turn Christian, and promised him, for his encouragement, plenty of good... wine in this world, and paradise in the next. These allurements were too powerful to be resisted ; and therefore, having been well instructed and catechised, he at last agreed to receive the sacraments of baptism and the Lord s supper.
The priest, however, to make every thing sure and solid, still continued his instructions, and began the next day with the usual question, IIoiu many yods are there? None at all! replies Benedict, for that was his new name. How? none at all! cries the priest. To be sure, said the honest proselyte.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A famous general, at that time in the Muscovite ser- VOL. Iv. 50 466 THE NATURAL HISTORY vice, having come to Paris for the recovery of his wounds, brought along with him a yoang Turk whom he had taken prisoner. Some of the doctors of the Sorbonne (who are altogether as positive as the dervises of Constantinople), thinking it a pity that the poor Turk should be damned for want of instruction, solicited Mustapha very hard to turn Christian, and promised him, for his encouragement, plenty of good... wine in this world, and paradise in the next. These allurements were too powerful to be resisted ; and therefore, having been well instructed and catechised, he at last agreed to receive the sacraments of baptism and the Lord s supper.
The priest, however, to make every thing sure and solid, still continued his instructions, and began the next day with the usual question, IIoiu many yods are there? None at all! replies Benedict, for that was his new name. How? none at all! cries the priest. To be sure, said the honest proselyte.
What to read after Philosophical Works volume 04?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hume, David, 1711-1776 to read onlineMoreLess
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