An Autobiography
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Woods had returned--and it was the beginning to meof a close friendship.
Imitation, they say, is the sincerest flattery; and when a similaropportunity was offered to me during an illness of Mr. Woods, when nolayman was available, I was first asked to read a sermon of Martineau'sand then I suggested that I might give something of my own. My firstoriginal sermon was on "Enoch and Columbus, " and my second on "Content, discontent, and uncontent. " I suppose I have preached more than ahundred times..., in my life, mostly in the Wakefield Street pulpit; butin Melbourne and Sydney I am always asked for help; and when I went toAmerica in 1893-4 I was offered seven pulpits--one in Toronto, Canada, and six in the United States. The preparation of my sermons--for, afterthe first one I delivered, they were always original--has always been ajoy and delight to me, for I prefer that my subjects as well as theirtreatment shall be as humanly helpful as it is possible to make them. In Sydney particularly I have preached to fine audiences.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Woods had returned--and it was the beginning to meof a close friendship.
Imitation, they say, is the sincerest flattery; and when a similaropportunity was offered to me during an illness of Mr. Woods, when nolayman was available, I was first asked to read a sermon of Martineau'sand then I suggested that I might give something of my own. My firstoriginal sermon was on "Enoch and Columbus, " and my second on "Content, discontent, and uncontent. " I suppose I have preached more than ahundred times..., in my life, mostly in the Wakefield Street pulpit; butin Melbourne and Sydney I am always asked for help; and when I went toAmerica in 1893-4 I was offered seven pulpits--one in Toronto, Canada, and six in the United States. The preparation of my sermons--for, afterthe first one I delivered, they were always original--has always been ajoy and delight to me, for I prefer that my subjects as well as theirtreatment shall be as humanly helpful as it is possible to make them. In Sydney particularly I have preached to fine audiences.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Spence Catherine Helen to read onlineMoreLess
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