Bits of Gossip
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If he should die suddenly it would be by the visitation of God; if he sent out a cargo he invoked God, on the bill of lading, to bring the good ship into a safe harbor. He held that this Supreme Power took a per- sonal interest in his crops, his rheumatism, [98] The Scotch-Irishman and his choice of a wife. He tried, naturally, to make his children the servants of this Om- nipotent Ruler. Whether he set his boy in a pulpit or took him to the barn and whipped him like a dog, his motive was the s...ame to make him a Christian, and a faithful fol- lower of God.
Crime, to the man of the forties, was an alien monstrous terror. He was not forced, as we are, by daily friction with crowds, by telegraphs, railways, and morning papers, to take it into his decent jog-trot life and grow familiar with it. He was not familiar with it. A murder became a traditional horror in a neighborhood for generations. The whole nation sat up shuddering night after night to hear the end of the Parkman- Webster trial.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If he should die suddenly it would be by the visitation of God; if he sent out a cargo he invoked God, on the bill of lading, to bring the good ship into a safe harbor. He held that this Supreme Power took a per- sonal interest in his crops, his rheumatism, [98] The Scotch-Irishman and his choice of a wife. He tried, naturally, to make his children the servants of this Om- nipotent Ruler. Whether he set his boy in a pulpit or took him to the barn and whipped him like a dog, his motive was the s...ame to make him a Christian, and a faithful fol- lower of God.
Crime, to the man of the forties, was an alien monstrous terror. He was not forced, as we are, by daily friction with crowds, by telegraphs, railways, and morning papers, to take it into his decent jog-trot life and grow familiar with it. He was not familiar with it. A murder became a traditional horror in a neighborhood for generations. The whole nation sat up shuddering night after night to hear the end of the Parkman- Webster trial.
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