Through Stained Glass
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I readthe Reverend Orme's books, of course. " "What were the books?" "There weren't many, " said Lewis. "There was the Bible, of course. Therewas a little set of Shakspere in awfully fine print and a set of WalterScott. " Leighton nodded. "The Bible is essential but not educative until youlearn to depolarize it. Shakspere--you'll begin to read Shakspere inabout ten years. Walter Scott. Scott--well--Scott is just a bright axfor the neck of time. What else did you read?" "I read 'The City of God'... but not very often. " For a second Leighton stared; then he burst into laughter. He checkedhimself suddenly.
"Boy, " he said, "don't misunderstand. I'm not laughing at the book; I'mlaughing at your reading St. Augustine even 'not very often!'" "Why shouldn't you laugh?" asked Lewis, simply. "I laughed sometimes. Iremember I always laughed at the heading to the twenty-first book. " "Did you?" said Leighton, a look of wonder in his face. "What is it? Idon't quite recollect the headings that far. " "'Of the eternal punishment of the wicked in hell, and of the variousobjections urged against it, '" quoted Lewis, smiling.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I readthe Reverend Orme's books, of course. " "What were the books?" "There weren't many, " said Lewis. "There was the Bible, of course. Therewas a little set of Shakspere in awfully fine print and a set of WalterScott. " Leighton nodded. "The Bible is essential but not educative until youlearn to depolarize it. Shakspere--you'll begin to read Shakspere inabout ten years. Walter Scott. Scott--well--Scott is just a bright axfor the neck of time. What else did you read?" "I read 'The City of God'... but not very often. " For a second Leighton stared; then he burst into laughter. He checkedhimself suddenly.
"Boy, " he said, "don't misunderstand. I'm not laughing at the book; I'mlaughing at your reading St. Augustine even 'not very often!'" "Why shouldn't you laugh?" asked Lewis, simply. "I laughed sometimes. Iremember I always laughed at the heading to the twenty-first book. " "Did you?" said Leighton, a look of wonder in his face. "What is it? Idon't quite recollect the headings that far. " "'Of the eternal punishment of the wicked in hell, and of the variousobjections urged against it, '" quoted Lewis, smiling.
What to read after Through Stained Glass?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chamberlain George Agnew to read onlineMoreLess
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