Some Time in Ireland
Some Time in Ireland
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" Dear Lady Brian Croker, " Your daughter came to me in much perplexity and distress of mind. I forbear recapitulating those passages of Scripture, which as she told me had been freely applied to her as a Heathen and Apostate, when she expressed her determination of accepting the invitation to the Ball at Curraghmore. Miss Croker implored me to tell her plainly, whether she would be in danger if she persisted in going of bringing upon herself Divine judgments in this world and everlasting perdi...tion in the next. My answer, after explaining to her the condition and practices of the Heathen world at the time the Apostle wrote, and the perfect inapplicability of his language to society as at present constituted, was to this effect that I could not con- ceive that the bitterest enemy of the Lord Primate, whom I am to have the honour of meeting this even- ing at the Ball, would accuse him of acting as High Priest of Baal, nor imagine that the guests at the Supper table could be classed with those who assisted at an idolatrous feast, nor that the female dancers could be tempted by their mothers to follow the example of the daughter of Herodias.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Dear Lady Brian Croker, " Your daughter came to me in much perplexity and distress of mind. I forbear recapitulating those passages of Scripture, which as she told me had been freely applied to her as a Heathen and Apostate, when she expressed her determination of accepting the invitation to the Ball at Curraghmore. Miss Croker implored me to tell her plainly, whether she would be in danger if she persisted in going of bringing upon herself Divine judgments in this world and everlasting perdi...tion in the next. My answer, after explaining to her the condition and practices of the Heathen world at the time the Apostle wrote, and the perfect inapplicability of his language to society as at present constituted, was to this effect that I could not con- ceive that the bitterest enemy of the Lord Primate, whom I am to have the honour of meeting this even- ing at the Ball, would accuse him of acting as High Priest of Baal, nor imagine that the guests at the Supper table could be classed with those who assisted at an idolatrous feast, nor that the female dancers could be tempted by their mothers to follow the example of the daughter of Herodias.
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