The Two Circuits a Story of Western Life
The Two Circuits a Story of Western Life
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" Did your uncle embrace the same views?" in- quired Philip.
' ' Of course he did ; but he never let his Presby- terian friends know it, and I was careful never to allude to the subject. About a year after I had looked into that old bookcase, the club and library were moved to other quarters. But before they went I got an inkling that they were going, so I set down a list of all the books I had not read up to that time, and got them afterwards. " "Are you better satisfied with your ...new princi- ples than with your former belief?" ' ' Well, the fact is, Mister, I had no belief at all before I read them books. I sort o' felt that what father and mother said and done was right, without knowing the reason why. " "Would you advise a young man to discard religion and the bible as unworthy of belief?" " Well, no, not exactly. When I say the bible and religion are humbugs, I *mean they are the way the preachers generally interpret and explain them. There are many good things in the bible, and man is naturally a religious being.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
VIEWS VARY.
" Did your uncle embrace the same views?" in- quired Philip.
' ' Of course he did ; but he never let his Presby- terian friends know it, and I was careful never to allude to the subject. About a year after I had looked into that old bookcase, the club and library were moved to other quarters. But before they went I got an inkling that they were going, so I set down a list of all the books I had not read up to that time, and got them afterwards. " "Are you better satisfied with your ...new princi- ples than with your former belief?" ' ' Well, the fact is, Mister, I had no belief at all before I read them books. I sort o' felt that what father and mother said and done was right, without knowing the reason why. " "Would you advise a young man to discard religion and the bible as unworthy of belief?" " Well, no, not exactly. When I say the bible and religion are humbugs, I *mean they are the way the preachers generally interpret and explain them. There are many good things in the bible, and man is naturally a religious being.
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