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Should the body prove, as no doubt it would, to be that of the Sunchild, what is to become of Sunchildism?" Hanky smiled. "It would not be proved. The measurements of a man of twenty or thereabouts would not correspond with this man's. All we Professors should attend the inquest, and half Bridgeford is now in Sunch'ston.
Have we not here a true heaven and a true hell, as compared with the efficiency of which these gross material ones so falsely engrafted on to the Sunchild's teaching are but as the flint implements of a prehistoric race? 'If a man, said the Sunchild, 'fear not man, whom he hath seen, neither will he fear God, whom he hath not seen." My father again assures me that he never said this.
"The charge of disturbing the congregation by declaring himself the Sunchild was then proceeded with, and unnecessary as it may appear to be, it was thought advisable to prevent all possibility of the man's assertion being accepted by the ignorant as true, at some later date, when those who could prove its falsehood were no longer living.
He then turned to his class and said "And now tell me what did the Sunchild tell us about God and Mammon?" The head-boy answered: "He said that we must serve both, for no man can serve God well and truly who does not serve Mammon a little also; and no man can serve Mammon effectually unless he serve God largely at the same time." "What were his words?"
Another quail, if you please, Mr. Ranger." My father brought up another bird almost directly. Silence while it was being eaten. "Talking of the Sunchild," said Panky; "did you ever see him?" "Never set eyes on him, and hope I never shall." And so on till the last bird was eaten. "Fellow," said Panky, "fetch some more wood; the fire is nearly dead."
"Nothing is perfect, and Truth makes her mistakes like other people; when she goes wrong and reduces herself to such an absurdity as she has here done, those who love her must save her from herself, correct her, and rehabilitate her. "Our conclusion, therefore, is this: "The prisoner must recant on oath his statement that he is the Sunchild.
The reader paused, with good effect, for about five seconds between each paragraph, and read slowly and very clearly. The chapter was as follows: These are the words of the Sunchild about God and man. He said God is the baseless basis of all thoughts, things, and deeds.
Our readers will remember that on Sunday last during the solemn inauguration of the temple now dedicated to the Sunchild, an individual on the front bench of those set apart for the public suddenly interrupted Professor Hanky's eloquent sermon by declaring himself to be the Sunchild, and saying that he had come down from the sun to sanctify by his presence the glorious fane which the piety of our fellow-citizens and others has erected in his honour.
"I have been away from home a fortnight, and shall not be back till late on Saturday night. I do not suppose I shall see him before Sunday." "That will do," thought my father, who at that moment deemed that nothing would matter to him much when Sunday was over. Then, turning to the Ranger, he said, "I gather, then, that your mother does not think so badly of the Sunchild after all?"
We think it would offend the public conscience if it came to be known, as it certainly would, that the Sunchild was violently killed, on the very day that had seen us dedicate a temple in his honour, and perhaps at the very hour when laudatory speeches were being made about him at the Mayor's banquet; we think also that we should strain a good many points rather than Blue-Pool the Professors.
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