The Story of the Imitatio Christi
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One is profoundly moved at this aspect of that soft light which nourishes the soul, and fortifies and animates without troubling it. " Michel et, besides being an historian, had the poetical imagination in a high degree ; he thus writes of the effect the work must have produced when it first appeared. He had just been depicting the misery of the people during that time of wars and troubles, when he writes : — " What must have been the emotions of the people, of the women, of the unfor- tunate (...everybody was unfortunate then), when for the first time they heard the Divine Word, not in the language of the dead, but as a word that lived, not as a ceremonial formula, but as a living word from the heart ; they heard, as it were, their own voice, the marvellous manifesta- tion of their own secret thoughts. This was indeed a resurrection ; humanity raised its head ; it loved, and it wished to live. ' I shall not die, but live, and shall yet see the works of the Lord. ' " Henri Martin, another French historian, says : — "This book has not grown old, and never will grow old, because it is the expres- sion of the eternal tenderness of the soul.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One is profoundly moved at this aspect of that soft light which nourishes the soul, and fortifies and animates without troubling it. " Michel et, besides being an historian, had the poetical imagination in a high degree ; he thus writes of the effect the work must have produced when it first appeared. He had just been depicting the misery of the people during that time of wars and troubles, when he writes : — " What must have been the emotions of the people, of the women, of the unfor- tunate (...everybody was unfortunate then), when for the first time they heard the Divine Word, not in the language of the dead, but as a word that lived, not as a ceremonial formula, but as a living word from the heart ; they heard, as it were, their own voice, the marvellous manifesta- tion of their own secret thoughts. This was indeed a resurrection ; humanity raised its head ; it loved, and it wished to live. ' I shall not die, but live, and shall yet see the works of the Lord. ' " Henri Martin, another French historian, says : — "This book has not grown old, and never will grow old, because it is the expres- sion of the eternal tenderness of the soul.
What to read after The Story of the Imitatio Christi?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leonard Abercromby Wheatley to read onlineMoreLess
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