The Pardoner's Wallet
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No one could say that he had ever seen him drunk, and on the other hand no one would be so rash as to assert that he had ever seen him sober. In the border land between moderate drinking and ine- briety. Tansy dwelt in peace.
What most endeared Tansy to his fellows was his mild religiosity, which manifested itself in persistent church-going. He was no fair-weather Christian. There was no occasion when he would not desert his favorite saloon to take his accus- tomed place in the back pew of the ...Presbyterian diurch. Only once did Tansy express an opinion in regard to the services which he so assiduously attended. A minister passing through the town preached a lurid sermon on the future punish- ment of the wicked. He spared no materialistic imagery to make his remarks eflFective. At the close of the service Tansy, instead of going out, as was his custom, went forward and, grasping the minister's hands, said in a tone of quiet satisfac- tion, " Parson, it done mc good.*' Just what the nature of the good was he did Digitized by Google i88 A COMMUNITY OF HUMORISTS not indicate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No one could say that he had ever seen him drunk, and on the other hand no one would be so rash as to assert that he had ever seen him sober. In the border land between moderate drinking and ine- briety. Tansy dwelt in peace.
What most endeared Tansy to his fellows was his mild religiosity, which manifested itself in persistent church-going. He was no fair-weather Christian. There was no occasion when he would not desert his favorite saloon to take his accus- tomed place in the back pew of the ...Presbyterian diurch. Only once did Tansy express an opinion in regard to the services which he so assiduously attended. A minister passing through the town preached a lurid sermon on the future punish- ment of the wicked. He spared no materialistic imagery to make his remarks eflFective. At the close of the service Tansy, instead of going out, as was his custom, went forward and, grasping the minister's hands, said in a tone of quiet satisfac- tion, " Parson, it done mc good.*' Just what the nature of the good was he did Digitized by Google i88 A COMMUNITY OF HUMORISTS not indicate.
What to read after The Pardoner's Wallet?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crothers, Samuel Mcchord, 1857-1927 to read onlineMoreLess
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