Reminiscences of the Early Days of Fort Worth
Reminiscences of the Early Days of Fort Worth
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" I no longer doubted Louis's soundness.
They on account of the war returned to Missouri, and there in that rough climate, succumbed to the terrible disease, as much victims of the war as was Uriah, the vic- tim of David the Anointed, the history of whose vile life, by the way, should be eliminated from our Sunday school and only found on the theological shelf of Carnegie's library.
BROTHER DEHART'S POWERFUL PRAYER.
As a general rule it is sinful to laugh at Divine services, but there are excep...tions to all rules. Burns tells us that "an atheist's laugh is a poor exchange for Deity offended. " Amusing incidents sometimes occur in moments and sur- roundings of great seriousness, and well balanced men and women have been seen to laugh and weep at the same time. Shakespeare mixes the farce in all his tragedies ; and even Solomon, divinely accredited with 700 wives and 300 concu- bines, descends to the ridiculously humorous. Of all animal creation man alone laughs. We are told that there is a time to laugh, but sometimes we are tempted to laugh when we should weep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I no longer doubted Louis's soundness.
They on account of the war returned to Missouri, and there in that rough climate, succumbed to the terrible disease, as much victims of the war as was Uriah, the vic- tim of David the Anointed, the history of whose vile life, by the way, should be eliminated from our Sunday school and only found on the theological shelf of Carnegie's library.
BROTHER DEHART'S POWERFUL PRAYER.
As a general rule it is sinful to laugh at Divine services, but there are excep...tions to all rules. Burns tells us that "an atheist's laugh is a poor exchange for Deity offended. " Amusing incidents sometimes occur in moments and sur- roundings of great seriousness, and well balanced men and women have been seen to laugh and weep at the same time. Shakespeare mixes the farce in all his tragedies ; and even Solomon, divinely accredited with 700 wives and 300 concu- bines, descends to the ridiculously humorous. Of all animal creation man alone laughs. We are told that there is a time to laugh, but sometimes we are tempted to laugh when we should weep.
What to read after Reminiscences of the Early Days of Fort Worth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J C Joseph Christopher Terrell to read onlineMoreLess
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