The Autobiography of a Slander
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MY THIRD STAGE Alas! such is our weakness, that we often more readily believe and speak of another that which is evil than that which is good. But perfect men do not easily give credit to every report; because they know man's weakness, which is very prone to evil, and very subject to fail in words.
THOMAS A KEMPIS.
All through that evening, and through the first part of the succeedingday, I was crowded out of the curate's mind by a host of thoughts withwhich I had nothing in common; and tho...ugh I hovered about him as hetaught in the school, and visited several sick people, and argued with anhabitual drunkard, and worked at his Sunday sermon, a Power, which I feltbut did not understand, baffled all my attempts to gain an entrance andattract his notice. I made a desperate attack on him after lunch as hesat smoking and enjoying a well-earned rest, but it was of no avail. Ifollowed him to a large garden-party later on, but to my great annoyancehe went about talking to every one in the pleasantest way imaginable, though I perceived that he was longing to play tennis instead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MY THIRD STAGE Alas! such is our weakness, that we often more readily believe and speak of another that which is evil than that which is good. But perfect men do not easily give credit to every report; because they know man's weakness, which is very prone to evil, and very subject to fail in words.
THOMAS A KEMPIS.
All through that evening, and through the first part of the succeedingday, I was crowded out of the curate's mind by a host of thoughts withwhich I had nothing in common; and tho...ugh I hovered about him as hetaught in the school, and visited several sick people, and argued with anhabitual drunkard, and worked at his Sunday sermon, a Power, which I feltbut did not understand, baffled all my attempts to gain an entrance andattract his notice. I made a desperate attack on him after lunch as hesat smoking and enjoying a well-earned rest, but it was of no avail. Ifollowed him to a large garden-party later on, but to my great annoyancehe went about talking to every one in the pleasantest way imaginable, though I perceived that he was longing to play tennis instead.
What to read after The Autobiography of a Slander?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lyall Edna to read onlineMoreLess
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