The Wit And Humor of America, volume Iv. (Of X.)
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Nay, more: not only honest deeds availed them nothing, but even ifthey accepted this especial creed which was being explained to them asnecessary for salvation, still it might not save them. Their sin wasindeed the cause of their damnation, yet, keeping from sin, they mightnevertheless be lost. It had all been settled for them not only beforethey were born, but before Adam was shaped. Having told them this, heinvited them to glorify the Creator of the scheme. Even if damned, theymust praise the... person who had made them expressly for damnation. Thatis what I heard him prove by logic to these cow-boys. Stone upon stonehe built the black cellar of his theology, leaving out its beautifulpark and the sunshine of its garden. He did not tell them the splendorof its past, the noble fortress for good that it had been, how its tonichad strengthened generations of their fathers. No; wrath he spoke of, and never once of love. It was the bishop's way, I knew well, to holdcow-boys by homely talk of their special hardships and temptations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nay, more: not only honest deeds availed them nothing, but even ifthey accepted this especial creed which was being explained to them asnecessary for salvation, still it might not save them. Their sin wasindeed the cause of their damnation, yet, keeping from sin, they mightnevertheless be lost. It had all been settled for them not only beforethey were born, but before Adam was shaped. Having told them this, heinvited them to glorify the Creator of the scheme. Even if damned, theymust praise the... person who had made them expressly for damnation. Thatis what I heard him prove by logic to these cow-boys. Stone upon stonehe built the black cellar of his theology, leaving out its beautifulpark and the sunshine of its garden. He did not tell them the splendorof its past, the noble fortress for good that it had been, how its tonichad strengthened generations of their fathers. No; wrath he spoke of, and never once of love. It was the bishop's way, I knew well, to holdcow-boys by homely talk of their special hardships and temptations.
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