Sermons
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^le hour which never returns, and a call S i.38 SERMON IX.
to fame^which i$ repeated no more. Even iahs » beft eflate, men ought to lay their account with dif* • appointment and vexation. What thou haft fet thy heart upon from thy youth ; what has been the aim of all thy labours ; what has been the obje& of thy" whole life, accident, artifice, ignorance, villany, ca- price, may give to another whom thou knoweft not* When thy ambition is all on fire ; in the utmoft ar- dour of expe&ation, in the... very moment when thou ftretcheft out thy hand to grafp the prize, fortune may fnatch it from thy reach for ever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^le hour which never returns, and a call S i.38 SERMON IX.
to fame^which i$ repeated no more. Even iahs » beft eflate, men ought to lay their account with dif* • appointment and vexation. What thou haft fet thy heart upon from thy youth ; what has been the aim of all thy labours ; what has been the obje& of thy" whole life, accident, artifice, ignorance, villany, ca- price, may give to another whom thou knoweft not* When thy ambition is all on fire ; in the utmoft ar- dour of expe&ation, in the... very moment when thou ftretcheft out thy hand to grafp the prize, fortune may fnatch it from thy reach for ever.
What to read after Sermons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Logan to read onlineMoreLess
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