The Crew of the Water Wagtail
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That's just whatI expected, Grummidge. Now what I want to know is, d'ye think God willforgive _me_?" The seaman was perplexed. Such a question had never been put to himbefore, and he knew not what to answer. After a few moments'consideration, he replied-- "What you say is true, Swinton. You've bin a bad lot ever since I'veknow'd ye. I won't go for to deny that. As to what the Almighty willdo or won't do, how can I tell? I wish I knew more about such thingsmyself, for I'd like to help you, but I... can't. " Suddenly an idea flashed into his mind and he continued:-- "But it do seem to me, Swinton, that if a poor sinner like me is willin'to forgive ye, ain't the Almighty likely to be _much more_ willin'?" "There's somethin' in _that_, Grummidge--somethin' in that, " said thesick man eagerly. Then the hopeful look disappeared as he added slowly, "but I fear, Grummidge, that what you say don't quite fit my case, forI've got a notion that the Almighty must have been willin' all my lifeto save me from myself, and that all my life I've bin refusin' to listento Him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That's just whatI expected, Grummidge. Now what I want to know is, d'ye think God willforgive _me_?" The seaman was perplexed. Such a question had never been put to himbefore, and he knew not what to answer. After a few moments'consideration, he replied-- "What you say is true, Swinton. You've bin a bad lot ever since I'veknow'd ye. I won't go for to deny that. As to what the Almighty willdo or won't do, how can I tell? I wish I knew more about such thingsmyself, for I'd like to help you, but I... can't. " Suddenly an idea flashed into his mind and he continued:-- "But it do seem to me, Swinton, that if a poor sinner like me is willin'to forgive ye, ain't the Almighty likely to be _much more_ willin'?" "There's somethin' in _that_, Grummidge--somethin' in that, " said thesick man eagerly. Then the hopeful look disappeared as he added slowly, "but I fear, Grummidge, that what you say don't quite fit my case, forI've got a notion that the Almighty must have been willin' all my lifeto save me from myself, and that all my life I've bin refusin' to listento Him.
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