The North American Review volume 176
The North American Review volume 176
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The evening was before him perhaps the last on earth; and he and his wife determined to call on Phillips Brooks. Neither of them knew him, but in their great extremity they turned to him. He talked with them and soothed them and promised to be with them the next day at the hospital. Here is a testimony, of the same charac ter, found among his papers a letter from the working-man who describes himself as " one of the crowd who do not go to church, but am consciously better because you are here. ..." "I wonder if you have any sort of conception how many there are of us who are made better, and try to be more useful, as a result of your example. To me you reveal God as no other man does. What I mean by that is, I can't think of you for ten consecutive minutes without forgetting all about you and thinking 1 of God instead; and when I think of God and wonder how he will seem to me, It always comes round to trying to conceive of you, infinitely enlarged in every way. " He was a blameless knight of God.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The evening was before him perhaps the last on earth; and he and his wife determined to call on Phillips Brooks. Neither of them knew him, but in their great extremity they turned to him. He talked with them and soothed them and promised to be with them the next day at the hospital. Here is a testimony, of the same charac ter, found among his papers a letter from the working-man who describes himself as " one of the crowd who do not go to church, but am consciously better because you are here. ..." "I wonder if you have any sort of conception how many there are of us who are made better, and try to be more useful, as a result of your example. To me you reveal God as no other man does. What I mean by that is, I can't think of you for ten consecutive minutes without forgetting all about you and thinking 1 of God instead; and when I think of God and wonder how he will seem to me, It always comes round to trying to conceive of you, infinitely enlarged in every way. " He was a blameless knight of God.
What to read after The North American Review volume 176?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taylor, Benjamin F. (Benjamin Franklin), 1819-1887 to read onlineMoreLess
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