Remains of the Rev Richard Cecil to Which is Prefixed a View of His Charact
Remains of the Rev Richard Cecil to Which is Prefixed a View of His Charact
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He has a vast field before him. He has to study an infinite variety of constitutions. He is to furnish himself with the knowledge of the whole system of remedies. He is to be a man of skill and expedient. If one thing fail, he must know how to apply another. Many intricate and perplexed cases will come before him: it will be disgraceful to him not to be prepared for such. His patients will put many questions to him : it will be disgraceful to him not to be prepared to answer them.
REMAINS OF MR.... CECIL. 101 He is a merchant embarking in extensive con- cerns. A little ready money in the pocket will not answer the demands that will be made upon him. Some of us seem to think it will. But they are grossly deceived. There must be a well furnished account at the banker's.
But it is not all gold that glitters. A young minister must learn to separate and select his materials. A man who talks to himself will find out what suits the heart of man : some things respond : they ring again. Nothing of this nature is lost on mankind : it is worth its weight in gold, for the service of a minister.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He has a vast field before him. He has to study an infinite variety of constitutions. He is to furnish himself with the knowledge of the whole system of remedies. He is to be a man of skill and expedient. If one thing fail, he must know how to apply another. Many intricate and perplexed cases will come before him: it will be disgraceful to him not to be prepared for such. His patients will put many questions to him : it will be disgraceful to him not to be prepared to answer them.
REMAINS OF MR.... CECIL. 101 He is a merchant embarking in extensive con- cerns. A little ready money in the pocket will not answer the demands that will be made upon him. Some of us seem to think it will. But they are grossly deceived. There must be a well furnished account at the banker's.
But it is not all gold that glitters. A young minister must learn to separate and select his materials. A man who talks to himself will find out what suits the heart of man : some things respond : they ring again. Nothing of this nature is lost on mankind : it is worth its weight in gold, for the service of a minister.
What to read after Remains of the Rev Richard Cecil to Which is Prefixed a View of His Charact?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Cecil to read onlineMoreLess
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