The Old House At Sandwich : the Story of a Ruined Home, As Developed in the Strange Revelations of Hickory Maynard 1
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i ^ 5 gone out of his eyes ; bis voice even had improved ; there was more of the gentleman and less of the " Boss of Drummond^s Gulch " in liis manner.
'^ Did you ever come across this book?^^ asked my host, handing me HoUis E-ead^s '' Hand of God in History." '' No." " I read all sides, you see." " And yet stand only by one." *' You mean I am an unbeliever?" " Kot quite." *' Well, I am not a Christian in the full meaning of the term any way — and not by a great deal." "What do you believe?" ''...Well, in evolution, as Darwin described it." '' Oh, then, we begin as tadpoles, and end as food for worms ? " " Yes, pretty much like that. But for all that I read the other side, I tell you, and am open to con- viction." " As voters at elections are," I said.
" You mean that I am open to a bribe. Well, to a certain extent, yes — that is, I want what I have prayed for. I want justice, the punishment of vice.
I used to pray for it. Latel}^ I have been content to wait, to bide my time." VOL. 1.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
i ^ 5 gone out of his eyes ; bis voice even had improved ; there was more of the gentleman and less of the " Boss of Drummond^s Gulch " in liis manner.
'^ Did you ever come across this book?^^ asked my host, handing me HoUis E-ead^s '' Hand of God in History." '' No." " I read all sides, you see." " And yet stand only by one." *' You mean I am an unbeliever?" " Kot quite." *' Well, I am not a Christian in the full meaning of the term any way — and not by a great deal." "What do you believe?" ''...Well, in evolution, as Darwin described it." '' Oh, then, we begin as tadpoles, and end as food for worms ? " " Yes, pretty much like that. But for all that I read the other side, I tell you, and am open to con- viction." " As voters at elections are," I said.
" You mean that I am open to a bribe. Well, to a certain extent, yes — that is, I want what I have prayed for. I want justice, the punishment of vice.
I used to pray for it. Latel}^ I have been content to wait, to bide my time." VOL. 1.
What to read after The Old House At Sandwich : the Story of a Ruined Home, As Developed in the Strange Revelations of Hickory Maynard 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hatton, Joseph, 1841-1907 to read onlineMoreLess
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