Selected Addresses
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His bearing was refined and attractive. Utterly free from all censoriousness, never indulging in acrid criticisms of others, his affectionate, generous nature won all hearts and imparted to them the same genial spirit which ever dwelt in him. He was a most welcome guest in every household. He carried sunshine into every company. His tender, sym- pathetic, loving nature gave a depth and richness to his more intimate friendship which only those who enjoyed it can measure.
The religious life of Dr.... Frieze was simple, sincere, and beautiful. Warmly attached to his own branch of the church, he had the most catholic and fraternal feeling for every other branch. One of the most interesting papers he ever wTote was a plea for the true Christian union of all believers, which he pre- [ 184] HENRY SIMMONS FRIEZE pared about a year ago for the Students' Christian Association. His faith was singularly childlike. To him religion was not something formal, not some- thing "to be worn on the sleeve, " or obtrusively talked about in the market place, but the cheerful, trustful, reverent spirit of the Christian disciple, moulding and inspiring the whole life, in its pleasures as in its sorrows, in its daily routine of toil as in the hours of worship in the church.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His bearing was refined and attractive. Utterly free from all censoriousness, never indulging in acrid criticisms of others, his affectionate, generous nature won all hearts and imparted to them the same genial spirit which ever dwelt in him. He was a most welcome guest in every household. He carried sunshine into every company. His tender, sym- pathetic, loving nature gave a depth and richness to his more intimate friendship which only those who enjoyed it can measure.
The religious life of Dr.... Frieze was simple, sincere, and beautiful. Warmly attached to his own branch of the church, he had the most catholic and fraternal feeling for every other branch. One of the most interesting papers he ever wTote was a plea for the true Christian union of all believers, which he pre- [ 184] HENRY SIMMONS FRIEZE pared about a year ago for the Students' Christian Association. His faith was singularly childlike. To him religion was not something formal, not some- thing "to be worn on the sleeve, " or obtrusively talked about in the market place, but the cheerful, trustful, reverent spirit of the Christian disciple, moulding and inspiring the whole life, in its pleasures as in its sorrows, in its daily routine of toil as in the hours of worship in the church.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Burrill Angell to read onlineMoreLess
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