Tales of the Covenanters
Tales of the Covenanters
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What Mr. Gemmell approved, therefore, he approved ; what the former condemned, so did the latter ; what the one practised, the other imitated. From a man whose creed was ever ready thus to be adjusted to the suggestions of worldly interest, and whose practice was ever formed to the humour of those on whom he depended, Ralph and Edward could imbibe little that was valuable, either of morality or of religion. Although Ralph was far superior to his brother, both in the strength of his understandin...g and in the kinder feelings RALPH LISTENED TO HER INSTRUCTIONS WITH ATTENTION.
See page 116. Copyright by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1895. ] Ralph Gemmell KcX 119 of his heart, Edward, because he was the father's favourite, was represented by the tutor as possessing a vigorous understanding, a sound and clear judgment, and a ready and tenacious memory ; while it was hinted, that, indeed, Ralph might have sometimes more per- severance at his tasks, and more gentleness in his manners, but that his mental endowments were rather inferior, and seemed capable of little reach of improve- ment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What Mr. Gemmell approved, therefore, he approved ; what the former condemned, so did the latter ; what the one practised, the other imitated. From a man whose creed was ever ready thus to be adjusted to the suggestions of worldly interest, and whose practice was ever formed to the humour of those on whom he depended, Ralph and Edward could imbibe little that was valuable, either of morality or of religion. Although Ralph was far superior to his brother, both in the strength of his understandin...g and in the kinder feelings RALPH LISTENED TO HER INSTRUCTIONS WITH ATTENTION.
See page 116. Copyright by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier, 1895. ] Ralph Gemmell KcX 119 of his heart, Edward, because he was the father's favourite, was represented by the tutor as possessing a vigorous understanding, a sound and clear judgment, and a ready and tenacious memory ; while it was hinted, that, indeed, Ralph might have sometimes more per- severance at his tasks, and more gentleness in his manners, but that his mental endowments were rather inferior, and seemed capable of little reach of improve- ment.
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