The Young Parson
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stealing sheep, to i^hich, as a true founder of a sect, he found himself sacredly called ; or, perhaps, under the promptings of a too ardent Donatistic impulse, at once to separate the herd from the flock. The result of this movement was that he found it necessary to leave the neighborhood between two days. He and his amiable spouse and co-worker departed one night in the white-covered wagon, and both turned up in an Ohio jail a year afterwards, for no greater offence, however, than trying to "...scratch out each other's eyes out,'* probably in the attempt of the pastor to administer the discipline of his new church without the consent of the congregation, to wit, of Mrs. Bot- tles. For this incarceration Mr. Bottles did not care, as it saved him the trouble of providing for himself.
But he was awfully provoked when the Baptist asso- ciation met at Queenopolis, and Mr. Waters being in attendance, was invited with that body to visit the prison, and found him there. The caged brother, who had vowed that he would remember Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
stealing sheep, to i^hich, as a true founder of a sect, he found himself sacredly called ; or, perhaps, under the promptings of a too ardent Donatistic impulse, at once to separate the herd from the flock. The result of this movement was that he found it necessary to leave the neighborhood between two days. He and his amiable spouse and co-worker departed one night in the white-covered wagon, and both turned up in an Ohio jail a year afterwards, for no greater offence, however, than trying to "...scratch out each other's eyes out,'* probably in the attempt of the pastor to administer the discipline of his new church without the consent of the congregation, to wit, of Mrs. Bot- tles. For this incarceration Mr. Bottles did not care, as it saved him the trouble of providing for himself.
But he was awfully provoked when the Baptist asso- ciation met at Queenopolis, and Mr. Waters being in attendance, was invited with that body to visit the prison, and found him there. The caged brother, who had vowed that he would remember Mr.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peter Seibert Davis to read onlineMoreLess
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