Set Down in Malice a book of Reminiscences
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.. I have not the faintest recollection of what drove me inside this Nonconformist chapel, but I cannot con- ceive I went there of my own free will. I suppose that someone paid me to go there. But my mind retains a very clear picture of a pulpit containing a man with a face so like other faces that, sometimes, when I examine it, it seems to belong to Mr Jackson of Messrs Jackson & Lemon, the famous auctioneers of Boodlestown, and at other times it is owned by Mr Brownjonesrobinson who, I need s...carcely point out, is known everywhere. . . . Really, I have no intention of being violently rude. This question of faces is important. A face should express a soul. No great man whose portrait I have seen possessed a commonplace face The address was heavy, obvious and dull. I was taken back twenty years to my boyhood when stern parents compelled me to go to a Wesleyan chapel one hundred and three times a year (twice every Sunday and once on Christmas Day) ; on most of those hundred and three occasions I used to hear exhortations to be " good, " not, so to speak, for the love of the thing, but because being " good " paid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
.. I have not the faintest recollection of what drove me inside this Nonconformist chapel, but I cannot con- ceive I went there of my own free will. I suppose that someone paid me to go there. But my mind retains a very clear picture of a pulpit containing a man with a face so like other faces that, sometimes, when I examine it, it seems to belong to Mr Jackson of Messrs Jackson & Lemon, the famous auctioneers of Boodlestown, and at other times it is owned by Mr Brownjonesrobinson who, I need s...carcely point out, is known everywhere. . . . Really, I have no intention of being violently rude. This question of faces is important. A face should express a soul. No great man whose portrait I have seen possessed a commonplace face The address was heavy, obvious and dull. I was taken back twenty years to my boyhood when stern parents compelled me to go to a Wesleyan chapel one hundred and three times a year (twice every Sunday and once on Christmas Day) ; on most of those hundred and three occasions I used to hear exhortations to be " good, " not, so to speak, for the love of the thing, but because being " good " paid.
What to read after Set Down in Malice a book of Reminiscences?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gerald Cumberland to read onlineMoreLess
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