F. Colburn (Francis Colburn) Adams
Capitolo 37
it had for a lot of time things his/her his/her own way in the city; and he understood
there were also sinners enough in Nyack to sink him/it. The world had
it arrived to a stage of wickedness when it had need to reform. It has to be
reformed, or it would sink under the weight of his/her wickedness. People
you/he/she was becoming rich, and with the great wealth there it always came to the pride and
wickedness. He continued in this effort for almost a hour, while mixing on
the transcendentalism, the rationalism, unitarianism and a number of other
isms, so unartistically as to surprise and to confuse his/her public, and
gives to his/her hearers anything to speak around for a week.
Then he suddenly detached him from his/her disputed points, as he called them,
and taken on the subject of the evil of woman. "My hearers", it said him,
making a break and sharpening direct upward with the anterior-finger of his/her right hand,
"Thing the world would be without woman? From the a lot of beginning of the
world she has been badly the victim of, the grand mal. Man has sinned
against her manufacturing her his inferior. God not agreements never that her
you/he/she should be the inferior one of man. He would never have created her with a
you form so beautiful, and a so soft and musical voice, if he didn't have
the agreement for man is superior. And the day will come, and it comes soon,
also, when she will have his/her right, and its voice will be heard in the
government of the nation. The angel that she is! Donna is a great power.
You has made king and conquerors, and she can undo them. You have
influenced the actions of men of state, and it was children of serious Senators.
Yes, my hearers, its power can be done greater than the throne. And still
as few husbands appreciate their wives as them you/they should do." Here the
gentleman reverend made a break for some second, and I throws that intends looks to
very of his/her male hearers that was not evidently tilted for receiving
his/her comments with favor. Indeed, the Mr. Holbrook, while making a tall offer