Masterpieces of Eloquence: Famous Orations of Great World Leaders From Early Greece to the ... 23
Masterpieces of Eloquence: Famous Orations of Great World Leaders From Early Greece to the ... 23
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And first of all let me say a word in regard to the way in which he came to it. When chosen to the Episcopate aS tiu& diocese, your late bisbq;) had already at least once, as we 0818 POTTER all know, declined that office. It was well known to those who knew him beet that, as he had viewed it for a large part of his ministry, it was a work for which he had no especial sympathy either as to its tasks, or, as he had understood them, its opportunities.
But the time imdoubtedly came when, as to this..., he modi- fied his earlier opinions; and the time came too, as I am most glad to think, when he was led to feel that if he were called to such an office be might find in it an opportunity for widening his own sympathies and for estimating more justly those with whom previously he had believed himself to have little in conunon.
It was the inevitable condition of his strong and deep con- victions that he should not always or easily understand or make due allowance for men of different opinions. It was — God and you will bear me witness that this is true!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And first of all let me say a word in regard to the way in which he came to it. When chosen to the Episcopate aS tiu& diocese, your late bisbq;) had already at least once, as we 0818 POTTER all know, declined that office. It was well known to those who knew him beet that, as he had viewed it for a large part of his ministry, it was a work for which he had no especial sympathy either as to its tasks, or, as he had understood them, its opportunities.
But the time imdoubtedly came when, as to this..., he modi- fied his earlier opinions; and the time came too, as I am most glad to think, when he was led to feel that if he were called to such an office be might find in it an opportunity for widening his own sympathies and for estimating more justly those with whom previously he had believed himself to have little in conunon.
It was the inevitable condition of his strong and deep con- victions that he should not always or easily understand or make due allowance for men of different opinions. It was — God and you will bear me witness that this is true!
What to read after Masterpieces of Eloquence: Famous Orations of Great World Leaders From Early Greece to the ... 23?
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