The Early Annals of Kokstad And Griqualand East
The Early Annals of Kokstad And Griqualand East
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Then he and his family fared sumptuously every day, and in six months nothing was left but a lean horse, a saddle and bridle and a few rags of clothing Mauritz never worried himself about any- thing except food ; when he had none he helped himself. When ha had no tobacco, he became fir&t silly, then excited, 62 and then next to mad. When he was over eighty years of age he walked still with a firm step. He never had an hour's sick- ness, worked till the last day, and died from sheer exhaustion o...f vital functions.
Gert Bezuidenhout. — This Griqua man was, I consider, one of the excellent of the earth, if tested by the divine standards. He was not learned in the schools, nor cultured, nor brilliant, nor clever He was good ; his ethics were sound; his heart was true; his life was clean— an upright man. I believe he was morally incapable of an ignoble, mean, or deceitful action. Judged not by the creed of men, or the world's code of honour, but by the principles of the Sermon on the Mount, this man was as near to perfection as any man I have known.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then he and his family fared sumptuously every day, and in six months nothing was left but a lean horse, a saddle and bridle and a few rags of clothing Mauritz never worried himself about any- thing except food ; when he had none he helped himself. When ha had no tobacco, he became fir&t silly, then excited, 62 and then next to mad. When he was over eighty years of age he walked still with a firm step. He never had an hour's sick- ness, worked till the last day, and died from sheer exhaustion o...f vital functions.
Gert Bezuidenhout. — This Griqua man was, I consider, one of the excellent of the earth, if tested by the divine standards. He was not learned in the schools, nor cultured, nor brilliant, nor clever He was good ; his ethics were sound; his heart was true; his life was clean— an upright man. I believe he was morally incapable of an ignoble, mean, or deceitful action. Judged not by the creed of men, or the world's code of honour, but by the principles of the Sermon on the Mount, this man was as near to perfection as any man I have known.
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