The Building of the City Beautiful
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His heart was touched. He passed from land, But left it laughing in the sand.
That one kind word, that one good deed, Was as if you should plant a seed In sand along death's sable brede.
And looking from the farther shore He saw, where he had sat before, A light that grew, grew more and more.
He saw a growing, glowing throng Of happy people white and strong With faith, and jubilant with song.
It grew and grew, this little seed Of good sown in that day of need, Until it touched the stars indeed ...!
And then the old man smiling said, With youthful heart and lifted head, ^' No good deed ever joins the dead." 1 HE world is too much with us." We must turn back to some of the old beliefs.
— 128 — We can't get to heaven on a railroad car, no matter how fast it runs O my preachers, this railroad levelling of all things is terrible, monstrous ; for it is making monsters of men, levelling them down so that their roads can cross over all religion into heaven Vou have explained away the parable of the rich man down in hell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His heart was touched. He passed from land, But left it laughing in the sand.
That one kind word, that one good deed, Was as if you should plant a seed In sand along death's sable brede.
And looking from the farther shore He saw, where he had sat before, A light that grew, grew more and more.
He saw a growing, glowing throng Of happy people white and strong With faith, and jubilant with song.
It grew and grew, this little seed Of good sown in that day of need, Until it touched the stars indeed ...!
And then the old man smiling said, With youthful heart and lifted head, ^' No good deed ever joins the dead." 1 HE world is too much with us." We must turn back to some of the old beliefs.
— 128 — We can't get to heaven on a railroad car, no matter how fast it runs O my preachers, this railroad levelling of all things is terrible, monstrous ; for it is making monsters of men, levelling them down so that their roads can cross over all religion into heaven Vou have explained away the parable of the rich man down in hell.
What to read after The Building of the City Beautiful?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miller Joaquin to read onlineMoreLess
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