Toward the Strait Gate Or Parish Christianity for the Unconverted
Toward the Strait Gate Or Parish Christianity for the Unconverted
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He gives out his subject. It may be that he will drive at once by the shortest line to the marrow of it : and it may be that, instead of coming to the point, he will spend his hour in traveling about it, if not away from it. Often does it hap- pen that the hearer rises from his hearing with the feeling that the man who has been addressing him has been engaged in archery around his theme rather than on it. His arguments and illustrations were not in point. He said many good things ; they had som...e sort of neighbor- hood relation to his topic ; but as to striking squarely, or even obliquely, upon it, they did not.
In all these cases of failure to come to the point the failure is not intended. An archer means to hit the mark about which his arrows fly, the traveler aims to reach the place about which his steps wander, and even the speaker probably has no set purpose to give the loose and rambling INDIRECTIONS. 407 speech which actually comes from him. It is apt to be so in all matters of this world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He gives out his subject. It may be that he will drive at once by the shortest line to the marrow of it : and it may be that, instead of coming to the point, he will spend his hour in traveling about it, if not away from it. Often does it hap- pen that the hearer rises from his hearing with the feeling that the man who has been addressing him has been engaged in archery around his theme rather than on it. His arguments and illustrations were not in point. He said many good things ; they had som...e sort of neighbor- hood relation to his topic ; but as to striking squarely, or even obliquely, upon it, they did not.
In all these cases of failure to come to the point the failure is not intended. An archer means to hit the mark about which his arrows fly, the traveler aims to reach the place about which his steps wander, and even the speaker probably has no set purpose to give the loose and rambling INDIRECTIONS. 407 speech which actually comes from him. It is apt to be so in all matters of this world.
What to read after Toward the Strait Gate Or Parish Christianity for the Unconverted?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E F Enoch Fitch Burr to read onlineMoreLess
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