The Robbers Cave
The Robbers Cave
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Amidst my various projects one truth was ever recumng to my mind. A sol- dier chooses not his own post ; it was my one simple duty to find out where my Leader would have me to be, and what He would have me to do. More and more strongly the conviction came that nowhere was light more needed, and into no place was it less Kkely to penetrate, than into this rob- bers* cave. Here seemed to be my allotted post, and hither I accordingly came. " "You were throwing yourself into the midst of great temp...tations, " observed Horace.
"I felt that — I feel it, " replied Raphael; "and often have I feared presumption, and closely have I searched my own motives for running so great a risk. But, " he continued, as if conscious that there was a need of explaining his position in order to justify his conduct, " I knew that there were cir- cumstances in my favour, which made it possible for me to plant my foot where by another man no standing-ground could have been found. I was HOW THE LIGHT WAS LIT. 135 known amongst the banditti, liked, favoured ; per- haps I counted too much upon that favour, as I certainly did upon the circumstance of having saved the life of their captain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Amidst my various projects one truth was ever recumng to my mind. A sol- dier chooses not his own post ; it was my one simple duty to find out where my Leader would have me to be, and what He would have me to do. More and more strongly the conviction came that nowhere was light more needed, and into no place was it less Kkely to penetrate, than into this rob- bers* cave. Here seemed to be my allotted post, and hither I accordingly came. " "You were throwing yourself into the midst of great temp...tations, " observed Horace.
"I felt that — I feel it, " replied Raphael; "and often have I feared presumption, and closely have I searched my own motives for running so great a risk. But, " he continued, as if conscious that there was a need of explaining his position in order to justify his conduct, " I knew that there were cir- cumstances in my favour, which made it possible for me to plant my foot where by another man no standing-ground could have been found. I was HOW THE LIGHT WAS LIT. 135 known amongst the banditti, liked, favoured ; per- haps I counted too much upon that favour, as I certainly did upon the circumstance of having saved the life of their captain.
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