The Travels of True Godliness From the Beginning of the World to This Present D
The Travels of True Godliness From the Beginning of the World to This Present D
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Poverty. From whence come you, Sir ? I doubt you have lost your way. Is this a likely house to affoi'd entertainment to a tra- veller ?
Godl . I came last from agreat man's house not far off, whose name is Riches.
Pov, Well, had he no lodging for you, that you are come to me ?
God, No, he hath utterly refused to en- tertain me ; atid not only so, but hath base- ly abused me, calling me at his pleasure; and also raised the rude rabble of the town upon me.
Pov. He had some reason for it, I warran...t you ; and truly I myself do not like very well what you talk of ; for he is a man ready enough to open his door to any who arc worth entertaining ; I mean profitable guests. If you csuld get no lodging at his house, what ground have you to think you should meet with any here ? Besides, though I can- not deny but I have heard of your name, yet I know you not: and moreover, I was f(5rbid forn^erly to entertain one who goes TRUE GODLINESS. 63 by your name ; and it may be yot: as far as I know. I know not what times may come again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Poverty. From whence come you, Sir ? I doubt you have lost your way. Is this a likely house to affoi'd entertainment to a tra- veller ?
Godl . I came last from agreat man's house not far off, whose name is Riches.
Pov, Well, had he no lodging for you, that you are come to me ?
God, No, he hath utterly refused to en- tertain me ; atid not only so, but hath base- ly abused me, calling me at his pleasure; and also raised the rude rabble of the town upon me.
Pov. He had some reason for it, I warran...t you ; and truly I myself do not like very well what you talk of ; for he is a man ready enough to open his door to any who arc worth entertaining ; I mean profitable guests. If you csuld get no lodging at his house, what ground have you to think you should meet with any here ? Besides, though I can- not deny but I have heard of your name, yet I know you not: and moreover, I was f(5rbid forn^erly to entertain one who goes TRUE GODLINESS. 63 by your name ; and it may be yot: as far as I know. I know not what times may come again.
What to read after The Travels of True Godliness From the Beginning of the World to This Present D?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin Keach to read onlineMoreLess
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