The Crucifixion of Philip Strong
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104 ^^-^ CRUCIFIXION OF PHILLIP STRONG.
He had mentioned, as he went along, what great responsibility any great power puts on a man, and had dealt in a broad way with the whole subject of power in men as a thing to be used, and always used for the common good.
He did not recall his exact statements, but felt a little uneasy as he walked home, for fear he might possibly have influenced his particular audience against the rich as a class. He had not intended anything of the kind, but had a vague ...idea that possibly he ought to have guarded some words or sentences more carefully.
He had gone up into his study to finish some work, when the bell rang sharply, and he came down to open the door just as Mrs. Strong came in from the other room, where she had been giving direc- tions to the girl, who had gone upstairs through the kitchen.
The minister and his wife opened the door together, and one of the neighbors rushed into the hall so excited he could hardly speak.
" Oh, Mr. Strong, won't you go right down to Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
104 ^^-^ CRUCIFIXION OF PHILLIP STRONG.
He had mentioned, as he went along, what great responsibility any great power puts on a man, and had dealt in a broad way with the whole subject of power in men as a thing to be used, and always used for the common good.
He did not recall his exact statements, but felt a little uneasy as he walked home, for fear he might possibly have influenced his particular audience against the rich as a class. He had not intended anything of the kind, but had a vague ...idea that possibly he ought to have guarded some words or sentences more carefully.
He had gone up into his study to finish some work, when the bell rang sharply, and he came down to open the door just as Mrs. Strong came in from the other room, where she had been giving direc- tions to the girl, who had gone upstairs through the kitchen.
The minister and his wife opened the door together, and one of the neighbors rushed into the hall so excited he could hardly speak.
" Oh, Mr. Strong, won't you go right down to Mr.
What to read after The Crucifixion of Philip Strong?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sheldon Charles Monroe to read onlineMoreLess
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