Would Christ Belong to a Labor Union? Or, Henry Fielding's Dream
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They believe that you bow and bend to the rich, even at the sacrifice of truth." "I will be there," said David Dowling, as he struck the study table with his hand, "and I will have 96 In David Dowling's Study.
them know that that is not true. If it has been, by God's grace, it never will be again." "Thank you," said Henry, "I am glad to carry that report, and must go now." "Don't hurry, I want to hear a little more about yourself. I wish I could do something for you. I have been thinking about ...you all week, and praying for you. I believe God sent you here to-night. I wanted this evening alone, but I would a million times rather have you here, and that is honest." Henry had risen to go, but almost unconsciously settled back in his chair again.
"If you and I could understand each other, that would be a splendid beginning," continued Mr.
Dowling. "A mustard seed with magnificent possi- bilities in it. I do not want to go to your union, unless I feel that I have one friend and helper in the cause." "Oh, you can count on me for that," said Henry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They believe that you bow and bend to the rich, even at the sacrifice of truth." "I will be there," said David Dowling, as he struck the study table with his hand, "and I will have 96 In David Dowling's Study.
them know that that is not true. If it has been, by God's grace, it never will be again." "Thank you," said Henry, "I am glad to carry that report, and must go now." "Don't hurry, I want to hear a little more about yourself. I wish I could do something for you. I have been thinking about ...you all week, and praying for you. I believe God sent you here to-night. I wanted this evening alone, but I would a million times rather have you here, and that is honest." Henry had risen to go, but almost unconsciously settled back in his chair again.
"If you and I could understand each other, that would be a splendid beginning," continued Mr.
Dowling. "A mustard seed with magnificent possi- bilities in it. I do not want to go to your union, unless I feel that I have one friend and helper in the cause." "Oh, you can count on me for that," said Henry.
What to read after Would Christ Belong to a Labor Union? Or, Henry Fielding's Dream?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Myers, Cortland, 1864-1941 to read onlineMoreLess
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