The Life of the Rev. John Wesley, A.M.: Fellow of Lincoln College, Oxford ... 1
The Life of the Rev. John Wesley, A.M.: Fellow of Lincoln College, Oxford ... 1
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I had been for two years before in deep* melancholy ; — so it pleased God to disappoint and break a proud spirit, and to embitter the world to me as I was inclining to relish its vanities. During this time, I had no friend to whom I could open my mind ; no man did care for my soul, or none at least understood her paths. The learned endeavoured to give me right notions, and the friendly to divert me. One day an old acquaintance entertained me with some reflections on the whimsical Mr.
Charles We...sley; his preciseness, and pious extravagancies.
Upon hearing this, I suspected he might be a good Chris- tian. I therefore went to his room, and without ceremony desired the benefit of his conversation. I hdd so large a share of it afterwards, that hardly a day passed, while I was at College, but we were together once, if not oftener.
• Mr. C. Wesley's letter to Dr. Chandler. * * . «f Alter seme yean, Mr. Gambold left the Church of England, joined to Moravians, merely, as he has stated, for the benefit of retirement and Christian friendship, and became one of their bishops.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I had been for two years before in deep* melancholy ; — so it pleased God to disappoint and break a proud spirit, and to embitter the world to me as I was inclining to relish its vanities. During this time, I had no friend to whom I could open my mind ; no man did care for my soul, or none at least understood her paths. The learned endeavoured to give me right notions, and the friendly to divert me. One day an old acquaintance entertained me with some reflections on the whimsical Mr.
Charles We...sley; his preciseness, and pious extravagancies.
Upon hearing this, I suspected he might be a good Chris- tian. I therefore went to his room, and without ceremony desired the benefit of his conversation. I hdd so large a share of it afterwards, that hardly a day passed, while I was at College, but we were together once, if not oftener.
• Mr. C. Wesley's letter to Dr. Chandler. * * . «f Alter seme yean, Mr. Gambold left the Church of England, joined to Moravians, merely, as he has stated, for the benefit of retirement and Christian friendship, and became one of their bishops.
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