F. Colburn (Francis Colburn) Adams

Capitolo 38

for the popularity with the portion female of his/her public, was throwing a
immense fire-brand in the circle of family of a number of his/her hearers.

"My hearers, memoirs this", taken back this small odd man:  "Handlings a
woman's right, and you have a mighty power to perform the greatest
never projectiles the world saw."

Broken up and illogical as this sermon it was, it was that that Chapman
and her Mrs. Chapman wanted I handed the his/her church of the new firm of ideas
legs. It was popular with the women;  and with their favor Holbrook was able
you ride triumphantly on some number of disputes.

Mrs. Chapman announced to another admiring woman that the small man
they had listened as soon as it was a lot as an oyster--it looked better when
open. In short, it was the general opinion of the women that Mr.
Holbrook had preached a very judicious sermon;  and they was pleased,
nevertheless what their husbands said contrarily. "We have a
preaching now", it said the women "that they will hammer above him for our right. You
men enough you/they have had him all Your his/her own long way." Some of the men,
however you/he/she was not tilted for doing these, it quietly blames passage, while declaring
what they had never listened first to so absurd. A shake his
you lead, and it declared that any good person could come of such preaching, since then
there was no true religion him. Another his/her fingers, while saying
not only the man was a fool but a damage-creator. A bystanders said all the
acts in the world you/he/she had been served only as so scheming men. The
it is probable that church of the great moral ideas is a good person enough church for some
people;  but such preacher as this did more atheists that honest men.

The whole city arrived soon in a dispute as if the Reverend Warren
Holbrook was a wise and good man, or simply an egotist of damage-creation.
The women took the side of Holbrook, and jammed to him as the true women.
He preached the correct kind of religion, they said, and it was a wise man and
good man, or he could not preach as he did. The men didn't believe a