The Necessity of Protecting the Sabbath in Cities And in the Country From Dese
The Necessity of Protecting the Sabbath in Cities And in the Country From Dese
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" Truly, " he says within himself, " religion is of no advantage ; I have washed my hands in innocency, restrained my passions, and regarded the rights of others, in vain : I am less prospered than the wicked. " Thus temptation, from the difficulty of tracing and distinguish- ing the consequences of sin, is greatly enhanced. Those seen successful, triumphant, and happy, are not identified in the subsequent stages of their progress to perdition. They are like a player personating successively di...fferent characters, not identified as the same man. The man we meet, handcuffed and led to prison, does not appear to be the man we saw the day before, mirthful over the wine-board. The man we see in the ward of the prison, with his striped jacket, does not seem like the man who a week before was seen in the best seat in the theatre, shouting enthusiastically to the progress of the play. The man that we see ridding himself of the burden of a mis- erable existence by suicide, or expiating his crimes upon the gallows, is not recognised as the man who just now was boasting impunity in scheming frauds, or in the de- struction of the virtue of the innocent, and the invasion of the peace of families.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Truly, " he says within himself, " religion is of no advantage ; I have washed my hands in innocency, restrained my passions, and regarded the rights of others, in vain : I am less prospered than the wicked. " Thus temptation, from the difficulty of tracing and distinguish- ing the consequences of sin, is greatly enhanced. Those seen successful, triumphant, and happy, are not identified in the subsequent stages of their progress to perdition. They are like a player personating successively di...fferent characters, not identified as the same man. The man we meet, handcuffed and led to prison, does not appear to be the man we saw the day before, mirthful over the wine-board. The man we see in the ward of the prison, with his striped jacket, does not seem like the man who a week before was seen in the best seat in the theatre, shouting enthusiastically to the progress of the play. The man that we see ridding himself of the burden of a mis- erable existence by suicide, or expiating his crimes upon the gallows, is not recognised as the man who just now was boasting impunity in scheming frauds, or in the de- struction of the virtue of the innocent, and the invasion of the peace of families.
What to read after The Necessity of Protecting the Sabbath in Cities And in the Country From Dese?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Georges Louis Leclerc Buffon to read onlineMoreLess
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