Tired Church Members
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And I have known gentlemen spend their strength inentreaties, and then when the lady held out in her quiet refusal, theysaid afterwards to other people that they liked to see any one true tohis principles.
Staying once with some friends of rather free opinions and practice, Priscilla was beset to go with them on a certain evening to thetheatre. So eager were the words, so well-loved the friends, that atlast she grew desperate. Turning round upon the head of the house, shesaid: "Do you really wa...nt me to go?"--He looked at her, sat back in hischair in silence, then answered soberly: "Well, I guess I'd just aslieve you didn't!" Depend upon it, the very people who press you hardest, professing tosee "no harm, " will feel they have lost something if you make themthink the King's Country is just like their own. Whatever has happenedto _your_ moral sense, _they_ know that the theatre is no place for atrue-hearted servant of the Lord Jesus, if the Master is all he isrepresented to be. If they met you there unawares, it would be with athrill not of pleasure but of pain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And I have known gentlemen spend their strength inentreaties, and then when the lady held out in her quiet refusal, theysaid afterwards to other people that they liked to see any one true tohis principles.
Staying once with some friends of rather free opinions and practice, Priscilla was beset to go with them on a certain evening to thetheatre. So eager were the words, so well-loved the friends, that atlast she grew desperate. Turning round upon the head of the house, shesaid: "Do you really wa...nt me to go?"--He looked at her, sat back in hischair in silence, then answered soberly: "Well, I guess I'd just aslieve you didn't!" Depend upon it, the very people who press you hardest, professing tosee "no harm, " will feel they have lost something if you make themthink the King's Country is just like their own. Whatever has happenedto _your_ moral sense, _they_ know that the theatre is no place for atrue-hearted servant of the Lord Jesus, if the Master is all he isrepresented to be. If they met you there unawares, it would be with athrill not of pleasure but of pain.
What to read after Tired Church Members?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warner Anna Bartlett to read onlineMoreLess
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