The Death of President Garfield God in History a Sermon
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No man 8 ever had a more tender heart than he — a heart so great and so magnanimous that it sympathized with the sufferings of foes as well as with the suffer- ings of friends. He carried the nation's woe — the woe of both South and North — in that great, mag- nanimous heart during all those four bloody years ; as could be seen by the deep furrows worn in that homely, genial countenance, and the con- stantly increasing depth and tenderness of those calm, luminous, sad eyes which were at once ex...- pressive of his yearning, patriotic sorrow and pro- phetic of his tragical fate. And yet, did he pause ? Did he shrink from the discharge of his great duty because of the inevitable sufferings of both friends and foes? No ; he went right on, calm and gentle and loving and firm as God's Providence itself, of which he was the instrument. And why did he thus go on ? Because the object sought was of such consequence and value as immeasurably to outweigh all the suffering and misery and woe which it cost.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No man 8 ever had a more tender heart than he — a heart so great and so magnanimous that it sympathized with the sufferings of foes as well as with the suffer- ings of friends. He carried the nation's woe — the woe of both South and North — in that great, mag- nanimous heart during all those four bloody years ; as could be seen by the deep furrows worn in that homely, genial countenance, and the con- stantly increasing depth and tenderness of those calm, luminous, sad eyes which were at once ex...- pressive of his yearning, patriotic sorrow and pro- phetic of his tragical fate. And yet, did he pause ? Did he shrink from the discharge of his great duty because of the inevitable sufferings of both friends and foes? No ; he went right on, calm and gentle and loving and firm as God's Providence itself, of which he was the instrument. And why did he thus go on ? Because the object sought was of such consequence and value as immeasurably to outweigh all the suffering and misery and woe which it cost.
What to read after The Death of President Garfield God in History a Sermon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliver Dyer to read onlineMoreLess
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