Sunday At Home (From "twice Told Tales")
Sunday At Home (From "twice Told Tales")
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Every spot, sonear the church as to be visited by the circling shadow of the steeple, should be deemed consecrated ground, to-day. With stronger truth be itsaid, that a devout heart may consecrate a den of thieves, as an evil onemay convert a temple to the same. My heart, perhaps, has not such holy, nor, I would fain trust, such impious potency. It must suffice, that, though my form be absent, my inner man goes constantly to church, whilemany, whose bodily presence fills the accustomed seats, h...ave left theirsouls at home. But I am there, even before my friend, the sexton. Atlength, he comes, --a man of kindly, but sombre aspect, in dark grayclothes, and hair of the same mixture, --he comes and applies his key tothe wide portal. Now my thoughts may go in among the dusty pews, orascend the pulpit without sacrilege, but soon come forth again to enjoythe music of the bell. How glad, yet solemn too! All the steeples intown are talking together, aloft in the sunny air, and rejoicing amongthemselves, while their spires point heavenward.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every spot, sonear the church as to be visited by the circling shadow of the steeple, should be deemed consecrated ground, to-day. With stronger truth be itsaid, that a devout heart may consecrate a den of thieves, as an evil onemay convert a temple to the same. My heart, perhaps, has not such holy, nor, I would fain trust, such impious potency. It must suffice, that, though my form be absent, my inner man goes constantly to church, whilemany, whose bodily presence fills the accustomed seats, h...ave left theirsouls at home. But I am there, even before my friend, the sexton. Atlength, he comes, --a man of kindly, but sombre aspect, in dark grayclothes, and hair of the same mixture, --he comes and applies his key tothe wide portal. Now my thoughts may go in among the dusty pews, orascend the pulpit without sacrilege, but soon come forth again to enjoythe music of the bell. How glad, yet solemn too! All the steeples intown are talking together, aloft in the sunny air, and rejoicing amongthemselves, while their spires point heavenward.
What to read after Sunday At Home (From "twice Told Tales")?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hawthorne Nathaniel to read onlineMoreLess
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