Religion of a Newspaper Man
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Love that can wound love, for its higher need; Love that can leave love, though the heart may bleed; Love that can lose love, family and friend; Yet steadily live, loving to the end.
XLYIII FEAE THOU NOT, FOE I AM WITH THEE " The eternal God is thy refuge, and underneath are the ever- lasting arms. Deut. Xxxiii, 27.
FEAE is paralyzing. It incapacitates one more quickly than any other state into which one can be thrown. It overwhelms and crushes. It de- presses and discourages. It induces insani...ty and help- lessness with more suddenness than can any other in- fluence. It turns the raven locks of youth into the snow-white crown of old age in a night. It produces uneasiness, and causes the ordinarily sedate to tremble with direful anticipation. It causes old men to quake and shudder and little children to blanch with terror. Truly has some one said, " An empty fear fills our present mercies with future miseries. " And what is fear? Traced to its last analysis it is simply dread of death, and usually he who thinks most about death is most fearful.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Love that can wound love, for its higher need; Love that can leave love, though the heart may bleed; Love that can lose love, family and friend; Yet steadily live, loving to the end.
XLYIII FEAE THOU NOT, FOE I AM WITH THEE " The eternal God is thy refuge, and underneath are the ever- lasting arms. Deut. Xxxiii, 27.
FEAE is paralyzing. It incapacitates one more quickly than any other state into which one can be thrown. It overwhelms and crushes. It de- presses and discourages. It induces insani...ty and help- lessness with more suddenness than can any other in- fluence. It turns the raven locks of youth into the snow-white crown of old age in a night. It produces uneasiness, and causes the ordinarily sedate to tremble with direful anticipation. It causes old men to quake and shudder and little children to blanch with terror. Truly has some one said, " An empty fear fills our present mercies with future miseries. " And what is fear? Traced to its last analysis it is simply dread of death, and usually he who thinks most about death is most fearful.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by De Witt Mcmurray to read onlineMoreLess
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