The Cost of Kindness
The Cost of Kindness
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The Rev. Augustus had sought and secured the care ofother souls. The following Sunday morning he had arranged to preach hisfarewell sermon, and the occasion promised to be a success from everypoint of view. Churchgoers who had not visited St. Jude's for monthshad promised themselves the luxury of feeling they were listening tothe Rev. Augustus Cracklethorpe for the last time. The Rev. AugustusCracklethorpe had prepared a sermon that for plain speaking anddirectness was likely to leave an impres...sion. The parishioners of St. Jude's, Wychwood-on-the-Heath, had their failings, as we all have. TheRev. Augustus flattered himself that he had not missed out a single one, and was looking forward with pleasurable anticipation to the sensationthat his remarks, from his "firstly" to his "sixthly and lastly, " werelikely to create.
What marred the entire business was the impulsiveness of little Mrs. Pennycoop. The Rev. Augustus Cracklethorpe, informed in his study on theWednesday afternoon that Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Rev. Augustus had sought and secured the care ofother souls. The following Sunday morning he had arranged to preach hisfarewell sermon, and the occasion promised to be a success from everypoint of view. Churchgoers who had not visited St. Jude's for monthshad promised themselves the luxury of feeling they were listening tothe Rev. Augustus Cracklethorpe for the last time. The Rev. AugustusCracklethorpe had prepared a sermon that for plain speaking anddirectness was likely to leave an impres...sion. The parishioners of St. Jude's, Wychwood-on-the-Heath, had their failings, as we all have. TheRev. Augustus flattered himself that he had not missed out a single one, and was looking forward with pleasurable anticipation to the sensationthat his remarks, from his "firstly" to his "sixthly and lastly, " werelikely to create.
What marred the entire business was the impulsiveness of little Mrs. Pennycoop. The Rev. Augustus Cracklethorpe, informed in his study on theWednesday afternoon that Mr.
What to read after The Cost of Kindness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jerome Jerome Klapka to read onlineMoreLess
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