John Wesley
John Wesley
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THE MAN WHO DARED NOT FRET. 159 breakfast, and accepted the invitation on condition that he might bring some of his children with him. This being agreed to, "Wesley brought six-and-thirty of his itinerant preachers with him. He says, " I was in- vited to breakfast at Bury by Mr. Peel, a calico-printer, who a few years ago began with 500, and is now supposed to have gained . 50, 000. Oh, what a miracle if he lose not his soul ! " Mr. Peel was favourably impressed with Wesley, and often attended ...his chapels. He said to some of his own workmen, who applied to him for a site on which to build a Methodist chapel (and the advice is still worthy of attention), " My lads, don't build your chapel too large, for people like to go to a little chapel . Well filled better than to a larger one comparatively empty. " In August Wesley went to the Channel Islands. On the way back two of the sailors while aloft swore most dreadfully. Wesley took no notice for some time, but at length he looked up and said, " Swear louder, and then perhaps God Almighty will hear you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE MAN WHO DARED NOT FRET. 159 breakfast, and accepted the invitation on condition that he might bring some of his children with him. This being agreed to, "Wesley brought six-and-thirty of his itinerant preachers with him. He says, " I was in- vited to breakfast at Bury by Mr. Peel, a calico-printer, who a few years ago began with 500, and is now supposed to have gained . 50, 000. Oh, what a miracle if he lose not his soul ! " Mr. Peel was favourably impressed with Wesley, and often attended ...his chapels. He said to some of his own workmen, who applied to him for a site on which to build a Methodist chapel (and the advice is still worthy of attention), " My lads, don't build your chapel too large, for people like to go to a little chapel . Well filled better than to a larger one comparatively empty. " In August Wesley went to the Channel Islands. On the way back two of the sailors while aloft swore most dreadfully. Wesley took no notice for some time, but at length he looked up and said, " Swear louder, and then perhaps God Almighty will hear you.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James J Ellis to read onlineMoreLess
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