The Pharisee And the Publican
The Pharisee And the Publican
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There's one thing I escape, anyhow. They can't accuse me of the twin folly called dancing. There's no chance of that here. " "Well, if they can't accuse you of dancing they'll accuse you of something worse before long. There's no compromise with these people. Your only course I tell you is to join the church. " "In the sixteenth century men were burned for refusing to join the church. I am not willing to go that length because I think a man is a fool to throw away the only life he has, or ever ...will have, for any cause, but I am willing to endure a reason- able or unreasonable amount of persecution, rather than turn hypocrite. " "I know. You belong to that pigheaded race who prefer to butt at a stone wall rather than climb over it, whereas I belong to the crowd who would even prefer to dig a hole under it. I don't want to 'fix baynits' and charge, or perform any acro- batics, if any obliging person will make a hole for me with a spade. I don't even want to do the dig- ging myself. " "Not a bit of it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There's one thing I escape, anyhow. They can't accuse me of the twin folly called dancing. There's no chance of that here. " "Well, if they can't accuse you of dancing they'll accuse you of something worse before long. There's no compromise with these people. Your only course I tell you is to join the church. " "In the sixteenth century men were burned for refusing to join the church. I am not willing to go that length because I think a man is a fool to throw away the only life he has, or ever ...will have, for any cause, but I am willing to endure a reason- able or unreasonable amount of persecution, rather than turn hypocrite. " "I know. You belong to that pigheaded race who prefer to butt at a stone wall rather than climb over it, whereas I belong to the crowd who would even prefer to dig a hole under it. I don't want to 'fix baynits' and charge, or perform any acro- batics, if any obliging person will make a hole for me with a spade. I don't even want to do the dig- ging myself. " "Not a bit of it.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R E Richard Edward Boyns to read onlineMoreLess
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