The Truth About Ulster
The Truth About Ulster
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It is the story of the well-born and somewhat pampered man who is suddenly deprived of his income and forced to work for a living, the result being that he develops re- sources of intelligence with which he had never previously been credited, and, by relying on his own exertions, becomes a great success. The clergy were compelled to work for their living. Previously they had only worked for their livings.
The Church of Ireland may now be described as CHURCH AND CHAPEL 215 the ideal of the intel...ligent Low Churchman. No scandals or even serious differences have arisen among its members in respect of candles or poses or those symbolic ceremonials which sometimes in- terfere with the harmonious working of the Church of England. If any clergyman of the Church of Ireland were to insist on being designated " Father " by his flock, as several of his brethren in England do, he would quickly find himself in difficulties. The choral services in the cathedrals are admirable, and, as a rule, the ordinary parish work, without being carried out on quite as intimate a scale as prevails in England, is very efficiently done.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is the story of the well-born and somewhat pampered man who is suddenly deprived of his income and forced to work for a living, the result being that he develops re- sources of intelligence with which he had never previously been credited, and, by relying on his own exertions, becomes a great success. The clergy were compelled to work for their living. Previously they had only worked for their livings.
The Church of Ireland may now be described as CHURCH AND CHAPEL 215 the ideal of the intel...ligent Low Churchman. No scandals or even serious differences have arisen among its members in respect of candles or poses or those symbolic ceremonials which sometimes in- terfere with the harmonious working of the Church of England. If any clergyman of the Church of Ireland were to insist on being designated " Father " by his flock, as several of his brethren in England do, he would quickly find himself in difficulties. The choral services in the cathedrals are admirable, and, as a rule, the ordinary parish work, without being carried out on quite as intimate a scale as prevails in England, is very efficiently done.
What to read after The Truth About Ulster?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moore Frank Frankfort to read onlineMoreLess
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