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Says Spurgeon: "The caperings and wan- tonings of the ball-room are death to the solemn influences of our ministry, and many an ill-ended life first received its bent for evils amid the flippances of gay assemblies met to trip away the hours. " Reading the other day, I came across this narrative: "A pious woman had one son, who grew up gay and dissipated. She followed him with prayers and entreaties, but all seemed unaviling. He one day said, 'Mother, let me have my best clothes ; I am going to... a ball tonight. 5 She urged him not to go, but all in vain. As he was going, she said, 'My son, remember when you are dancing I shall be praying to the Lord to convert your soul. ' At the ball, instead of the usual gayety, an unaccountable gloom pervaded the whole assembly. One said, 'We never had so dull a meeting in our lives. ' The young man felt his conscience smitten, and said, 'I know what is the matter ; my poor mother is now praying for her ungodly son. ' He took his hat and said, 'I will never be found in such a place as this again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Says Spurgeon: "The caperings and wan- tonings of the ball-room are death to the solemn influences of our ministry, and many an ill-ended life first received its bent for evils amid the flippances of gay assemblies met to trip away the hours. " Reading the other day, I came across this narrative: "A pious woman had one son, who grew up gay and dissipated. She followed him with prayers and entreaties, but all seemed unaviling. He one day said, 'Mother, let me have my best clothes ; I am going to... a ball tonight. 5 She urged him not to go, but all in vain. As he was going, she said, 'My son, remember when you are dancing I shall be praying to the Lord to convert your soul. ' At the ball, instead of the usual gayety, an unaccountable gloom pervaded the whole assembly. One said, 'We never had so dull a meeting in our lives. ' The young man felt his conscience smitten, and said, 'I know what is the matter ; my poor mother is now praying for her ungodly son. ' He took his hat and said, 'I will never be found in such a place as this again.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Alston Wilkes to read onlineMoreLess
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