The Barton Experiment
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who didst say that the race is not to the swift, nor the battle to the strong, make the fee ble power of man to triumph over great engines SOME VOLUNTEER SHEPHERDS. 103 and the hurrying of mighty waters. Fulfill thy promise, O God, for the sake of the soul thou hast committed to my charge ! " Then, like a man who believed in helping his own prayers along, the parson snatched off his coat and hat and increased his speed. He was far outside of his own parish, for most of his congregation were tow...nsmen, and the old pastor knew no more of the geography of the country about him than he did of Chinese Tartary. He had taken what was known as the " River Road, " and thus far his course had been plain ; now, however, he reached a place where the road divided, and which branch to take he did not know. Ordinary sense of locality would have taught him in an instant, but the parson had no such sense ; there was no house in sight at which he could ask his way, and, to add to his anxiety, the Excellence came down the river to his left and rear, puffing and shrieking as if the making of hideous noises was the principal qualification of a river steamer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
who didst say that the race is not to the swift, nor the battle to the strong, make the fee ble power of man to triumph over great engines SOME VOLUNTEER SHEPHERDS. 103 and the hurrying of mighty waters. Fulfill thy promise, O God, for the sake of the soul thou hast committed to my charge ! " Then, like a man who believed in helping his own prayers along, the parson snatched off his coat and hat and increased his speed. He was far outside of his own parish, for most of his congregation were tow...nsmen, and the old pastor knew no more of the geography of the country about him than he did of Chinese Tartary. He had taken what was known as the " River Road, " and thus far his course had been plain ; now, however, he reached a place where the road divided, and which branch to take he did not know. Ordinary sense of locality would have taught him in an instant, but the parson had no such sense ; there was no house in sight at which he could ask his way, and, to add to his anxiety, the Excellence came down the river to his left and rear, puffing and shrieking as if the making of hideous noises was the principal qualification of a river steamer.
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