Spare Hours
Spare Hours
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” Theygot upon a rough bit of common, and the eager and full-minded old manwas in the midst of his unfolding the Divine scheme, and his student wasdrinking in his words, and forgetting _his_ part of the bargain. Hismaster stumbled and fell, and getting up, somewhat sharply said, “James, the grace o’ God can do much, but it canna gi’e a man common sense;”which is as good theology as sense.
A scoffing blacksmith seeing him jogging up to a house near the smithyon his pony, which was halting, said ...to him, “Mr. Brown, ye’re in theScripture line the day—‘the legs o’ the lame are not equal. ’” “So is aparable in the mouth of a fool. ”
On his coming to Haddington, there was one man who held out against his“call. ” Mr. Brown meeting him when they could not avoid each other, thenon-content said, “Ye see, sir, I canna say what I dinna think, and Ithink ye’re ower young and inexperienced for this charge. ” “So I thinktoo, David, _but it would never do for you and me to gang in the face o’the hale congregation!_”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
” Theygot upon a rough bit of common, and the eager and full-minded old manwas in the midst of his unfolding the Divine scheme, and his student wasdrinking in his words, and forgetting _his_ part of the bargain. Hismaster stumbled and fell, and getting up, somewhat sharply said, “James, the grace o’ God can do much, but it canna gi’e a man common sense;”which is as good theology as sense.
A scoffing blacksmith seeing him jogging up to a house near the smithyon his pony, which was halting, said ...to him, “Mr. Brown, ye’re in theScripture line the day—‘the legs o’ the lame are not equal. ’” “So is aparable in the mouth of a fool. ”
On his coming to Haddington, there was one man who held out against his“call. ” Mr. Brown meeting him when they could not avoid each other, thenon-content said, “Ye see, sir, I canna say what I dinna think, and Ithink ye’re ower young and inexperienced for this charge. ” “So I thinktoo, David, _but it would never do for you and me to gang in the face o’the hale congregation!_”
What to read after Spare Hours?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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