Sin And Its Conquerors Or the Conquest of Sin
Sin And Its Conquerors Or the Conquest of Sin
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And in the midst of money squandered without stint, and without second thought, on its own comfort, splendor, luxury, egotism grows impa- tient and angry if it is asked to help forward any work of munificence in due proportion. It cannot spare one guinea for a single charity or a ruined home. There is something shocking in the heartless indifference of such self- ishness, whether in the low-born ruf- fian, who beats his wife and starves his children to get drunk, or in the callous egoist, who m...akes his ear deaf to the sufferings of humanity. We speak of the claims of a great city sunk in deg- radation; we speak of dark, impene- trable, subterranean blackguardism, where men and women live lives less human and less enviable than the brutes, and indifference cares only to 108 Egoism and Altruism talk of the rights of property. We tell selfish worldlings of the drunkard's lair, which, owing to the Christian per- fection of our drink trade, are hells upon earth, where the fires of hell often flare upon the hearth ; we point them to the daily record of Courts of Justice, which prove that those homes are full of oaths, and fights, and violence, and weeping, and lying, and stealing, and disease, and delirium tremens, and death, with no hope beyond, and they shrug their shoulders and say that "temper- ance reformers use such intemperate language.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And in the midst of money squandered without stint, and without second thought, on its own comfort, splendor, luxury, egotism grows impa- tient and angry if it is asked to help forward any work of munificence in due proportion. It cannot spare one guinea for a single charity or a ruined home. There is something shocking in the heartless indifference of such self- ishness, whether in the low-born ruf- fian, who beats his wife and starves his children to get drunk, or in the callous egoist, who m...akes his ear deaf to the sufferings of humanity. We speak of the claims of a great city sunk in deg- radation; we speak of dark, impene- trable, subterranean blackguardism, where men and women live lives less human and less enviable than the brutes, and indifference cares only to 108 Egoism and Altruism talk of the rights of property. We tell selfish worldlings of the drunkard's lair, which, owing to the Christian per- fection of our drink trade, are hells upon earth, where the fires of hell often flare upon the hearth ; we point them to the daily record of Courts of Justice, which prove that those homes are full of oaths, and fights, and violence, and weeping, and lying, and stealing, and disease, and delirium tremens, and death, with no hope beyond, and they shrug their shoulders and say that "temper- ance reformers use such intemperate language.
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