The Friar of Wittenberg
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" Von Eck smote his hands together in rising anger.
THE WITNESS BEFORE CESAR 337 "Martin, " he admonished, "let your conscience alone. Recant your errors, and you will be safe and sound. Never can you prove that Councils have erred. " My master shook his head in silent negative. The hall, unsupportably hot, was becoming noisy. High dignitaries were casting at Luther now encouragements, now execra- tions. The Emperor stirred uneasily, as if fain to bring the stormy audience to termination. For t...he last time the Official faced his stubborn witness. His voice was sharp with menace.
"Hearken then and make an end. His Imperial Majesty ^rows weary of your stubbornness. The question set has been plain. Yes ? or no ? Omit the classifications of your books, and the matter of Councils. The Emperor demands a clear answer without horns. Will you or will you not re- cant?" Instantly the tumult was quieted. The great hall was absolutely still. Every man looked on Luther with bated breath, while he very deliberately squared himself before Von Eck.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Von Eck smote his hands together in rising anger.
THE WITNESS BEFORE CESAR 337 "Martin, " he admonished, "let your conscience alone. Recant your errors, and you will be safe and sound. Never can you prove that Councils have erred. " My master shook his head in silent negative. The hall, unsupportably hot, was becoming noisy. High dignitaries were casting at Luther now encouragements, now execra- tions. The Emperor stirred uneasily, as if fain to bring the stormy audience to termination. For t...he last time the Official faced his stubborn witness. His voice was sharp with menace.
"Hearken then and make an end. His Imperial Majesty ^rows weary of your stubbornness. The question set has been plain. Yes ? or no ? Omit the classifications of your books, and the matter of Councils. The Emperor demands a clear answer without horns. Will you or will you not re- cant?" Instantly the tumult was quieted. The great hall was absolutely still. Every man looked on Luther with bated breath, while he very deliberately squared himself before Von Eck.
What to read after The Friar of Wittenberg?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davis William Stearns to read onlineMoreLess
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