The House of Walderne
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Then--the banquet was spread in the castle hall.
Chapter 13: How Martin Gained His Desire.
While one of the two friends was thus hewing his way to knighthoodby deeds of "dering do, " the other was no less steadily perseveringin the path which led to the object of his desire. The lessambitious object, as the world would say.
He was ever indefatigable in his work of love amidst the poor andsick, and gained the approbation of his superiors most thoroughly, although in the stern coldness which they... thought an essential partof true discipline, they were scant of their encomiums. Men oughtto work, they said, simply from a sense of duty to God, and earthlypraise was the "dead fly which makes the apothecary's ointment tostink. " So they allowed their younger brethren to toil on withoutany such mundane reward, only they cheered them by their brotherlylove, shown in a hundred different ways.
One long-remembered day in the summer of the year 1259, Martinstrolled down the river's banks, to indulge in meditation andprayer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then--the banquet was spread in the castle hall.
Chapter 13: How Martin Gained His Desire.
While one of the two friends was thus hewing his way to knighthoodby deeds of "dering do, " the other was no less steadily perseveringin the path which led to the object of his desire. The lessambitious object, as the world would say.
He was ever indefatigable in his work of love amidst the poor andsick, and gained the approbation of his superiors most thoroughly, although in the stern coldness which they... thought an essential partof true discipline, they were scant of their encomiums. Men oughtto work, they said, simply from a sense of duty to God, and earthlypraise was the "dead fly which makes the apothecary's ointment tostink. " So they allowed their younger brethren to toil on withoutany such mundane reward, only they cheered them by their brotherlylove, shown in a hundred different ways.
One long-remembered day in the summer of the year 1259, Martinstrolled down the river's banks, to indulge in meditation andprayer.
What to read after The House of Walderne?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crake Augustine David to read onlineMoreLess
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