Thyrza, a Tale 1
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Let's take what good there is in it, and have nothing to do with the foohsh parts.' Bunce seated himself, exhausted. Not a few among the intelligent artisans of our time are filled with that spirit of hatred against all things Christian ; in him it had beconie a mania. Egremont's eirenicon had been a hard saying to him ; he had tried to think it over, because of his respect for the teacher, but as yet it had resulted in no sobering. His mind was not sufficiently prepared for lessons of wisdom; ...had Egremont witnessed this scene, he might well have groaned in spirit over the ineffectualness of his prophesying.
. Digitized by VjOOQ iC A SECOND VISIT TO WALNUT TREE WALK 171 Gilbert spoke with earnestness. To him his friend's teach- ing had come as true and refreshing, and he could not lose such an opportunity as this of pushing on the work. He insisted on the beauty there was in the Christian legend, on its profound spiritual significance, on the poverty of all reli- gious schemes which man had devised to replace it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let's take what good there is in it, and have nothing to do with the foohsh parts.' Bunce seated himself, exhausted. Not a few among the intelligent artisans of our time are filled with that spirit of hatred against all things Christian ; in him it had beconie a mania. Egremont's eirenicon had been a hard saying to him ; he had tried to think it over, because of his respect for the teacher, but as yet it had resulted in no sobering. His mind was not sufficiently prepared for lessons of wisdom; ...had Egremont witnessed this scene, he might well have groaned in spirit over the ineffectualness of his prophesying.
. Digitized by VjOOQ iC A SECOND VISIT TO WALNUT TREE WALK 171 Gilbert spoke with earnestness. To him his friend's teach- ing had come as true and refreshing, and he could not lose such an opportunity as this of pushing on the work. He insisted on the beauty there was in the Christian legend, on its profound spiritual significance, on the poverty of all reli- gious schemes which man had devised to replace it.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Gissing to read onlineMoreLess
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