The Devil's Paw
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I do not agree with Mr. Fenn. I consider that I am one withyou. I think that for the last ten years I have seen the place whichLabour should hold in the political conduct of the world. I have seenthe danger of letting the voice of the people remain unheard too long. Russia to-day is a practical and terrible example of that danger. England is, in her way, a free country, and our Government a good one, but in the world's history there arrive sometimes crises with whichno stereotyped form of gover...nment can cope, when the one thing that isdesired is the plain, honest mandate of those who count for most inthe world, those who, in their simplicity and in their absence from allpolitical ties and precedents and liaisons, see the truth. That is whyI have appealed with my pen to Labour, to end this war. That is whyI shall go willingly as your representative to the Prime Ministerto-night. " The Bishop held out his hand. There was a little reverent hush, for hiswords were in the nature of a benediction.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I do not agree with Mr. Fenn. I consider that I am one withyou. I think that for the last ten years I have seen the place whichLabour should hold in the political conduct of the world. I have seenthe danger of letting the voice of the people remain unheard too long. Russia to-day is a practical and terrible example of that danger. England is, in her way, a free country, and our Government a good one, but in the world's history there arrive sometimes crises with whichno stereotyped form of gover...nment can cope, when the one thing that isdesired is the plain, honest mandate of those who count for most inthe world, those who, in their simplicity and in their absence from allpolitical ties and precedents and liaisons, see the truth. That is whyI have appealed with my pen to Labour, to end this war. That is whyI shall go willingly as your representative to the Prime Ministerto-night. " The Bishop held out his hand. There was a little reverent hush, for hiswords were in the nature of a benediction.
What to read after The Devil's Paw?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oppenheim Edward Phillips to read onlineMoreLess
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