The Good Samaritan An Oration Delivered On Sunday Evening May 22d 1796 in B
The Good Samaritan An Oration Delivered On Sunday Evening May 22d 1796 in B
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Ct the part of the noble Samaritan. He beheld an objeft m diflrefs and flev/ to his relief-— he did no(t alkhiin what country he belonged to. What religion he pro- fefied, or v. Hether his creed Vv'as fiiort or long [ He did better : he mingled his tears with his forrov/, and- fupplied hirn with every thing that was neccffary to iTiake him happy.
It is the peculiar cbaracEenftic of the fociety I advocate, to be, like the Samaritan, impartial : it pays :3io refpecl to any national character. The... St. George, jiSt. Patrick, and St. Andrew Societies have no doubt -often ferved "heir countrymen, and like the German Society continue to be ufeful. But thanks be to God, the day of all Saints lias at lafl arrived, the Phii^a- DELPHIA Society unites them all, in one fraternal band — ^all party flars difappear— tljp fun of Rhiian- thropy has rifen — and the morning heralds proclaim AH Men are Brethren.
My Emig:\7nf brethren, permit me for a {c\v ■moments to addrcfs you in particular. " You cer- tainly knovv the heart of a flranger, " is it pofiible that 17 any of you fliould pafs by a brother in diflrers, and not relieve him-— I hope not : die Icafl thing we caa expe£i: from you is to become active members of this afibciation ; and thereby render all the alTiibmce in your poweVj lo thofe v^ho follow your example, in I'eeking a hctfcr country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ct the part of the noble Samaritan. He beheld an objeft m diflrefs and flev/ to his relief-— he did no(t alkhiin what country he belonged to. What religion he pro- fefied, or v. Hether his creed Vv'as fiiort or long [ He did better : he mingled his tears with his forrov/, and- fupplied hirn with every thing that was neccffary to iTiake him happy.
It is the peculiar cbaracEenftic of the fociety I advocate, to be, like the Samaritan, impartial : it pays :3io refpecl to any national character. The... St. George, jiSt. Patrick, and St. Andrew Societies have no doubt -often ferved "heir countrymen, and like the German Society continue to be ufeful. But thanks be to God, the day of all Saints lias at lafl arrived, the Phii^a- DELPHIA Society unites them all, in one fraternal band — ^all party flars difappear— tljp fun of Rhiian- thropy has rifen — and the morning heralds proclaim AH Men are Brethren.
My Emig:\7nf brethren, permit me for a {c\v ■moments to addrcfs you in particular. " You cer- tainly knovv the heart of a flranger, " is it pofiible that 17 any of you fliould pafs by a brother in diflrers, and not relieve him-— I hope not : die Icafl thing we caa expe£i: from you is to become active members of this afibciation ; and thereby render all the alTiibmce in your poweVj lo thofe v^ho follow your example, in I'eeking a hctfcr country.
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