The Hill of Dreams
The Hill of Dreams
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Dixon preached an eloquent"temperance" sermon, soon after the above conversation, taking as histext: _Beware of the leaven of the Pharisees_. In his discourse he showedthat fermented liquor and leaven had much in common, that beer was at thepresent day "put away" during Passover by the strict Jews; and in amoving peroration he urged his dear brethren, "and more especially thoseamongst us who are poor in this world's goods, " to beware indeed of thatevil leaven which was sapping the manhood of o...ur nation. Mrs. Dixon criedafter church: "Oh, Merivale, what a beautiful sermon! How earnest you were. I hope itwill do good. " Mr. Dixon swallowed his port with great decorum, but his wife fuddledherself every evening with cheap sherry. She was quite unaware of thefact, and sometimes wondered in a dim way why she always had to scold thechildren after dinner. And so strange things sometimes happened in thenursery, and now and then the children looked queerly at one anotherafter a red-faced woman had gone out, panting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dixon preached an eloquent"temperance" sermon, soon after the above conversation, taking as histext: _Beware of the leaven of the Pharisees_. In his discourse he showedthat fermented liquor and leaven had much in common, that beer was at thepresent day "put away" during Passover by the strict Jews; and in amoving peroration he urged his dear brethren, "and more especially thoseamongst us who are poor in this world's goods, " to beware indeed of thatevil leaven which was sapping the manhood of o...ur nation. Mrs. Dixon criedafter church: "Oh, Merivale, what a beautiful sermon! How earnest you were. I hope itwill do good. " Mr. Dixon swallowed his port with great decorum, but his wife fuddledherself every evening with cheap sherry. She was quite unaware of thefact, and sometimes wondered in a dim way why she always had to scold thechildren after dinner. And so strange things sometimes happened in thenursery, and now and then the children looked queerly at one anotherafter a red-faced woman had gone out, panting.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Machen Arthur to read onlineMoreLess
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