A Paradise in Portugal
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Therefore, besides having the graver noble qualities of truth, justice, honour, magnanimity and compassion, He must also be gay, witty, frank, kindly, generous, bright- thoughted, and must have a keen sense of humour. No truly charming qualities of your most finished modern product, a " gentleman, " but God must have them to an unrealisable extent. Your most delightful friend, whom you love to be with and to share every thought, grave and gay, who amuses, stimulates, and ennobles you, who by hi...s very existence makes the world a better place for you, can give you but a mere faint, pale, far-off reflection of the delightful nature of The Great Heart of The World, Whom Marcus Aurelius termed The All, Whom we call God ; while unamiable and unworthy characters are merely farther off from Him, have more lessons to learn, and a farther way to journey upwards before they too begin to reflect stray gleams of His own beautiful nature to our consciousness.
ONE OF OUR SUNDAYS 61 I once lay in one of the wards of a big hos- pital when a clergyman came to pay his weekly ministration to the sick and suffering occupants.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Therefore, besides having the graver noble qualities of truth, justice, honour, magnanimity and compassion, He must also be gay, witty, frank, kindly, generous, bright- thoughted, and must have a keen sense of humour. No truly charming qualities of your most finished modern product, a " gentleman, " but God must have them to an unrealisable extent. Your most delightful friend, whom you love to be with and to share every thought, grave and gay, who amuses, stimulates, and ennobles you, who by hi...s very existence makes the world a better place for you, can give you but a mere faint, pale, far-off reflection of the delightful nature of The Great Heart of The World, Whom Marcus Aurelius termed The All, Whom we call God ; while unamiable and unworthy characters are merely farther off from Him, have more lessons to learn, and a farther way to journey upwards before they too begin to reflect stray gleams of His own beautiful nature to our consciousness.
ONE OF OUR SUNDAYS 61 I once lay in one of the wards of a big hos- pital when a clergyman came to pay his weekly ministration to the sick and suffering occupants.
What to read after A Paradise in Portugal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mark Sale to read onlineMoreLess
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