The Doorkeeper And Other Poems
The Doorkeeper And Other Poems
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This gave him infinite patience with their diffi- culties and fallings, and must have been the ultimate source of his wide toleration and power of sympathy with characters the most diverse. With all this, he was uncompromising where principle was concerned. What he was to the outside world, that and much more he was in the home — unfaiUngly courteous and considerate, patient and self-forgetful, the ever-ready friend, the wise counsellor, the born peacemaker. Mean and petty thoughts, ignoble str...ife, or jealousies died in his presence. As a friend said of him : ' His was so spiritual a nature that he helped many more than he knew. ' His sense of humour was one of his most charming characteristics, showing itself constantly in many an amusing anecdote, pun, or quaint parody. A man of few words, and those always temperate, he would poke fun at those who talked in superlatives, telling them that on some really great occasion they would find themselves speechless. To have a quiet talk with him upon any subject of doubt or difficulty was to receive some widening or deepening of one's mental vision.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This gave him infinite patience with their diffi- culties and fallings, and must have been the ultimate source of his wide toleration and power of sympathy with characters the most diverse. With all this, he was uncompromising where principle was concerned. What he was to the outside world, that and much more he was in the home — unfaiUngly courteous and considerate, patient and self-forgetful, the ever-ready friend, the wise counsellor, the born peacemaker. Mean and petty thoughts, ignoble str...ife, or jealousies died in his presence. As a friend said of him : ' His was so spiritual a nature that he helped many more than he knew. ' His sense of humour was one of his most charming characteristics, showing itself constantly in many an amusing anecdote, pun, or quaint parody. A man of few words, and those always temperate, he would poke fun at those who talked in superlatives, telling them that on some really great occasion they would find themselves speechless. To have a quiet talk with him upon any subject of doubt or difficulty was to receive some widening or deepening of one's mental vision.
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