The Exemplary Novels of Cervantes
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However, let us dropthis subject: there is no need that we should be evermore preaching. Goon.
_Berg. _ I determined then to quit that service, though it seemed so gooda one, and to choose another, in which well-doing, if not rewarded, wasat least not punished. I went back to Seville, and entered the serviceof a very rich merchant.
_Scip. _ How did you set about getting yourself a master? As things arenow-a-days, an honest man has great difficulty in finding an employer. Very different are the ...lords of the earth from the Lord of Heaven; theformer, before they will accept a servant, first scrutinise his birthand parentage, examine into his qualifications, and even require to knowwhat clothes he has got; but for entering the service of God, thepoorest is the richest, the humblest is the best born; and whoso is butdisposed to serve him in purity of heart is at once entered in his bookof wages, and has such assigned to him as his utmost desire can hardlycompass, so ample are they.
_Berg. _ All this is preaching, Scipio.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
However, let us dropthis subject: there is no need that we should be evermore preaching. Goon.
_Berg. _ I determined then to quit that service, though it seemed so gooda one, and to choose another, in which well-doing, if not rewarded, wasat least not punished. I went back to Seville, and entered the serviceof a very rich merchant.
_Scip. _ How did you set about getting yourself a master? As things arenow-a-days, an honest man has great difficulty in finding an employer. Very different are the ...lords of the earth from the Lord of Heaven; theformer, before they will accept a servant, first scrutinise his birthand parentage, examine into his qualifications, and even require to knowwhat clothes he has got; but for entering the service of God, thepoorest is the richest, the humblest is the best born; and whoso is butdisposed to serve him in purity of heart is at once entered in his bookof wages, and has such assigned to him as his utmost desire can hardlycompass, so ample are they.
_Berg. _ All this is preaching, Scipio.
What to read after The Exemplary Novels of Cervantes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cervantes Saavedra Miguel De to read onlineMoreLess
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