"say Fellows—"
"say Fellows—"
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"Putting the emphasis there is likely to warp one's judgment as to whatare really "the good things, " and so it proved in B----'s case, for hespent his salary on luxuries, and for the temporary gratification ofhis appetite and his ideas of "a good time. " He had to call on his father periodically for money to pay for direnecessities. It was not surprising that B----'s jobs changedfrequently and he went from city to city--the general direction of hisfortunes, habits, and health being downward. J...ust now he has a job ona little weekly paper in a village. His bare pittance in these parlousdays of H. C. L. Hardly sustains his solitary bachelor existence. He isa broken-hearted and discouraged man--not old in years, but with thesnap and vigour of young manhood gone. He is in debt, and there issmall chance of his getting out. He is practically a cipher in hiscommunity. Life is one daily reminder of failure, and the relentlessbearing down of bitter disappointment.
But look at A----. He is the happy and enthusiastic pastor of a largeand growing congregation, which congregation is simply "daffy" abouthim.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Putting the emphasis there is likely to warp one's judgment as to whatare really "the good things, " and so it proved in B----'s case, for hespent his salary on luxuries, and for the temporary gratification ofhis appetite and his ideas of "a good time. " He had to call on his father periodically for money to pay for direnecessities. It was not surprising that B----'s jobs changedfrequently and he went from city to city--the general direction of hisfortunes, habits, and health being downward. J...ust now he has a job ona little weekly paper in a village. His bare pittance in these parlousdays of H. C. L. Hardly sustains his solitary bachelor existence. He isa broken-hearted and discouraged man--not old in years, but with thesnap and vigour of young manhood gone. He is in debt, and there issmall chance of his getting out. He is practically a cipher in hiscommunity. Life is one daily reminder of failure, and the relentlessbearing down of bitter disappointment.
But look at A----. He is the happy and enthusiastic pastor of a largeand growing congregation, which congregation is simply "daffy" abouthim.
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