Deep Down, a Tale of the Cornish Mines
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"Theyare subjected to a searching examination, and must give full proof oftheir Christianity, knowledge, and ability before being appointed. " "And good, excellent Christian men many of them are, " observed MrsDonnithorne, with much fervour.
"Quite true, " said her husband. "This James Penrose is one of our bestlocal preachers, and sometimes officiates in our principal chapel. Iconfess, however, that those who have the management of this matter arenot always very judicious in their appointments.... Some of our young menare sorely tempted to show off their acquirements, and preach_themselves_ instead of the gospel, and there are one or two whom Icould mention whose hearts are all right, but whose brains are somuddled and empty that they are utterly unfit to teach their fellows. We must not, however, look for perfection in this world, Mr Clearemout. A little chaff will always remain among the wheat. There is no systemwithout some imperfection, and I am convinced that upon the whole oursystem of appointing local preachers is a first-rate one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Theyare subjected to a searching examination, and must give full proof oftheir Christianity, knowledge, and ability before being appointed. " "And good, excellent Christian men many of them are, " observed MrsDonnithorne, with much fervour.
"Quite true, " said her husband. "This James Penrose is one of our bestlocal preachers, and sometimes officiates in our principal chapel. Iconfess, however, that those who have the management of this matter arenot always very judicious in their appointments.... Some of our young menare sorely tempted to show off their acquirements, and preach_themselves_ instead of the gospel, and there are one or two whom Icould mention whose hearts are all right, but whose brains are somuddled and empty that they are utterly unfit to teach their fellows. We must not, however, look for perfection in this world, Mr Clearemout. A little chaff will always remain among the wheat. There is no systemwithout some imperfection, and I am convinced that upon the whole oursystem of appointing local preachers is a first-rate one.
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