Forty Days With the Master
Forty Days With the Master
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After Joshua had swung his sword up 146 FORTY DAYS A\^ITH THE MASTEK.
and down all Palestine, had set his feet on the neck of prostrate kings, in the quiet godliness of liis old age he dwelt in Timnath-Serah, and there is noth- ing finer than the scorching, painful, faithful words he spoke to his people, as keen as the sword's edge, till he bound them by shame and honor to his God, and set up the great stone for a witness under the oak in Mount Ephraim. In the heart of true valor there is alway...s tenderness. Who has been brave if not the early Christian martyrs of the Roman catacombs ? Their royal tormentors with the ferocity of brutes joined the exquisite ingenuity of artists and inventors in cruelty. Yet on the stone slabs where they carved the names of their dead, and the peaceful symbols of their hope, the dove, the anchor and the ship, there is not one trace of malediction, or anger, or revenge.
Again, a criterion of courage is solitude. The trial that tests its quality separates man from the supports of human sympathy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After Joshua had swung his sword up 146 FORTY DAYS A\^ITH THE MASTEK.
and down all Palestine, had set his feet on the neck of prostrate kings, in the quiet godliness of liis old age he dwelt in Timnath-Serah, and there is noth- ing finer than the scorching, painful, faithful words he spoke to his people, as keen as the sword's edge, till he bound them by shame and honor to his God, and set up the great stone for a witness under the oak in Mount Ephraim. In the heart of true valor there is alway...s tenderness. Who has been brave if not the early Christian martyrs of the Roman catacombs ? Their royal tormentors with the ferocity of brutes joined the exquisite ingenuity of artists and inventors in cruelty. Yet on the stone slabs where they carved the names of their dead, and the peaceful symbols of their hope, the dove, the anchor and the ship, there is not one trace of malediction, or anger, or revenge.
Again, a criterion of courage is solitude. The trial that tests its quality separates man from the supports of human sympathy.
What to read after Forty Days With the Master?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F D Frederic Dan Huntington to read onlineMoreLess
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