The Story of a Toiler
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Give me the parson gent of old Who preached of hell and brimstone bold, Of earth a vale of wrong and sin, Of heaven where few could enter in. The sinners turned through his beseeching, For he himself believed his preaching, But with the parson of the present Truth is less than being pleasant. He makes the darker deeds look white, The lesser sins a sorry sight. His sermon would the hour beguile And God with Satan reconcile.
Yet several Christians I have met, And good example each had set.
11 Amo...ng them was a heathen Jap Who clothed me with his coat and cap.
Another was a hungry lad Who shared with me the last he had.
And other poor have succored me While proudly passed the Pharisee.
Of faiths and creeds, I often thought, Men will believe what they were taught. Had all these pious Christian folk Been reared to bear some sultan s yoke, They would with equal faith today On bended knees to Allah pray. And Washington as rebel leader Denounced by every school-boy s Reader Would be today in ill repute Had Briton won in her pursuit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Give me the parson gent of old Who preached of hell and brimstone bold, Of earth a vale of wrong and sin, Of heaven where few could enter in. The sinners turned through his beseeching, For he himself believed his preaching, But with the parson of the present Truth is less than being pleasant. He makes the darker deeds look white, The lesser sins a sorry sight. His sermon would the hour beguile And God with Satan reconcile.
Yet several Christians I have met, And good example each had set.
11 Amo...ng them was a heathen Jap Who clothed me with his coat and cap.
Another was a hungry lad Who shared with me the last he had.
And other poor have succored me While proudly passed the Pharisee.
Of faiths and creeds, I often thought, Men will believe what they were taught. Had all these pious Christian folk Been reared to bear some sultan s yoke, They would with equal faith today On bended knees to Allah pray. And Washington as rebel leader Denounced by every school-boy s Reader Would be today in ill repute Had Briton won in her pursuit.
What to read after The Story of a Toiler?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrew Franzen to read onlineMoreLess
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