The Life of Sir William Pepperrell, Bart., the Only Native of New England Who Was Created a Baronet During Our Connection With the Mother Country
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235 friends and acquaintance, condescending and easy to those below him ; free from that assuming and haughty behavior towards inferiors, which gives reason to suspect want of sense and want of breeding. But what is yet more excellent, it was not in his heart to despise the poor ; on the contrary he felt a tender sympathy for them, and his unrequested charities frequently pre- vented their cries. Such sharers were they of heaven's bounty to him, that he might as properly be said to be their ste...ward as benefactor.
He was allowed by good judges to be happy in the powers of his mind ; and had not his inclination led him into an extensive trade, in which he was eminent for capacity, industry, and integrity, he might have dis- tinguished himself by his acquaintance with the arts and sciences, for which a good foundation was laid in his liberal education.
He was early instructed in the principles of religion ; nor did he want .very near him some eminent examples for the practice of it, which had a good effect upon him, and appeared in his dutifulness to his parents, his con- stant attendance on the public worship of God, his zeal for the settlement of a gospel minister, and his ambition for his honorable support.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
235 friends and acquaintance, condescending and easy to those below him ; free from that assuming and haughty behavior towards inferiors, which gives reason to suspect want of sense and want of breeding. But what is yet more excellent, it was not in his heart to despise the poor ; on the contrary he felt a tender sympathy for them, and his unrequested charities frequently pre- vented their cries. Such sharers were they of heaven's bounty to him, that he might as properly be said to be their ste...ward as benefactor.
He was allowed by good judges to be happy in the powers of his mind ; and had not his inclination led him into an extensive trade, in which he was eminent for capacity, industry, and integrity, he might have dis- tinguished himself by his acquaintance with the arts and sciences, for which a good foundation was laid in his liberal education.
He was early instructed in the principles of religion ; nor did he want .very near him some eminent examples for the practice of it, which had a good effect upon him, and appeared in his dutifulness to his parents, his con- stant attendance on the public worship of God, his zeal for the settlement of a gospel minister, and his ambition for his honorable support.
What to read after The Life of Sir William Pepperrell, Bart., the Only Native of New England Who Was Created a Baronet During Our Connection With the Mother Country?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Usher Parsons to read onlineMoreLess
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