The Monastery. a Romance 2
The Monastery. a Romance 2
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I will myself contend with him in ar- gument ; for when we studied in common, 1 yielded not to him, and surely the cause for which 1 struggle will support me, were 1 yet more weak than 1 deem myself. Were this man reclaimed from his errors, an hundred fold more advantage would arise to the church from his spiritual regeneration, than from his temporal death.' ^ Having finished these meditations, in which there y Google THE MONASTERY. 195 was at once goodness of disposition and narrowness of pri...nciple, h considerable portion of self-opinion, and no smsdl degree of self delusion, the Sub-Prior commanded the prisoner to be brought into his pre- sence.
*' Henry," he said, ** whatever a rigid sense pf duty may demand of me, ancient friendship and Christian compassion forbid me to lead thee to assured death.
Thou were wont to be generous, though stern and stubborn in thy resolves ; let not thy sense of what thine own thoughts term duty, draw thee farther than mine have done. Remember, that every sheep whom thou shalt here lead astray from the fold, will be demanded in time and through eternity of him who hath left thee the liberty of doing such evil.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I will myself contend with him in ar- gument ; for when we studied in common, 1 yielded not to him, and surely the cause for which 1 struggle will support me, were 1 yet more weak than 1 deem myself. Were this man reclaimed from his errors, an hundred fold more advantage would arise to the church from his spiritual regeneration, than from his temporal death.' ^ Having finished these meditations, in which there y Google THE MONASTERY. 195 was at once goodness of disposition and narrowness of pri...nciple, h considerable portion of self-opinion, and no smsdl degree of self delusion, the Sub-Prior commanded the prisoner to be brought into his pre- sence.
*' Henry," he said, ** whatever a rigid sense pf duty may demand of me, ancient friendship and Christian compassion forbid me to lead thee to assured death.
Thou were wont to be generous, though stern and stubborn in thy resolves ; let not thy sense of what thine own thoughts term duty, draw thee farther than mine have done. Remember, that every sheep whom thou shalt here lead astray from the fold, will be demanded in time and through eternity of him who hath left thee the liberty of doing such evil.
What to read after The Monastery. a Romance 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832 to read onlineMoreLess
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