The Life That Now is Sermons
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I see small girls of ten who might well shame big men of forty as they buckle to their lessons, and go steadily through them ; and even boys are some- times almost admirable ; though the angel of Pa- tience must always feel about boys, I think, as that man in New York must feel, who keeps in the same cage the cat and the canary, and the mouse and the owl, with half a dozen more of the sharpest antagonisms of nature. Patience must feel about boys as that man feels about his animals, that, after ...all his pains, there is no tell- ing what they may do at any moment.
But if the boy does learn all he ought to learn about times and seasons, and tasks and treats, and lines and limits, it is very seldom that the lesson holds good as he begins the march to his manhood, or when he gets there. Patience, then, has to teach him deeper things : time still says one thing and his desire another, and he hungers again for what God has forbidden in the very condition of his life. But now it is unspeak- ably more serious than it was ten years ago, as IATTENCE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I see small girls of ten who might well shame big men of forty as they buckle to their lessons, and go steadily through them ; and even boys are some- times almost admirable ; though the angel of Pa- tience must always feel about boys, I think, as that man in New York must feel, who keeps in the same cage the cat and the canary, and the mouse and the owl, with half a dozen more of the sharpest antagonisms of nature. Patience must feel about boys as that man feels about his animals, that, after ...all his pains, there is no tell- ing what they may do at any moment.
But if the boy does learn all he ought to learn about times and seasons, and tasks and treats, and lines and limits, it is very seldom that the lesson holds good as he begins the march to his manhood, or when he gets there. Patience, then, has to teach him deeper things : time still says one thing and his desire another, and he hungers again for what God has forbidden in the very condition of his life. But now it is unspeak- ably more serious than it was ten years ago, as IATTENCE.
What to read after The Life That Now is Sermons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Collyer to read onlineMoreLess
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