A Little Lower Than the Angels
A Little Lower Than the Angels
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Capacity for delight means necessarily capacity for its obverse. Still it would be very tiresome to remain permanently a child drag- ging an empty sled along the frosty pavement, and while child-living is certain to be sweet living it cannot be great living. It makes a charming pic- ture, but studied too long ceases to be a command- ing reality. The experience of this Httle fellow, made beatific by the simple circumstance of a snow- fall and a coaster, was a case of a little cup that re- quired... only a little to fill it. Satisfaction whether of the child or of the grown-up is always matter of a full cup, permanently keeping the contents up to the brim of the containing chalice.
And does it not occur to you that it is in just that fact that we discover the reason for so much of life's unsatisfiedness ? The boy's happiness was of a very small kind, to be sure, but he was a very small boy. He was no larger than the means, — sled and snow- drift, — that were offered for his enjoyment. As he grows larger in physical proportions not only, but also in the inner dimensions of his life, something be- side frost and steel runners will be necessary to com- 70 Saved if We are Fit to be Saved pose his heaven, and he will drag his sled home and hang it up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Capacity for delight means necessarily capacity for its obverse. Still it would be very tiresome to remain permanently a child drag- ging an empty sled along the frosty pavement, and while child-living is certain to be sweet living it cannot be great living. It makes a charming pic- ture, but studied too long ceases to be a command- ing reality. The experience of this Httle fellow, made beatific by the simple circumstance of a snow- fall and a coaster, was a case of a little cup that re- quired... only a little to fill it. Satisfaction whether of the child or of the grown-up is always matter of a full cup, permanently keeping the contents up to the brim of the containing chalice.
And does it not occur to you that it is in just that fact that we discover the reason for so much of life's unsatisfiedness ? The boy's happiness was of a very small kind, to be sure, but he was a very small boy. He was no larger than the means, — sled and snow- drift, — that were offered for his enjoyment. As he grows larger in physical proportions not only, but also in the inner dimensions of his life, something be- side frost and steel runners will be necessary to com- 70 Saved if We are Fit to be Saved pose his heaven, and he will drag his sled home and hang it up.
What to read after A Little Lower Than the Angels?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C H Charles Henry Parkhurst to read onlineMoreLess
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