The Pastor's Son by William W. Walter
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page 90 of 135 (66%)
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FALSE INVESTIGATION
The next morning about 9 o'clock the Rev. Williams put on his coat and hat and said, "Walter, I am going out calling and will probably be gone until lunch time." Ten minutes later he was seated in an easy chair in Parson Jones's study. After a few commonplace remarks he said, "Rev. Jones, I came over here to ask your advice about something I do not seem able to satisfy myself on." Rev. Jones was a short, fleshy man, with red hair and face; he was noted for being a well educated and well read man, also of being very short and sharp in his speech, always speaking directly to the point. So he said, "Well, what is it?" "I came to ask you if you know anything about this new cult called Christian Science?" "Nothing to it at all." "My boy, Walter, claims to have been healed by reading the text book, 'Science and Health.'" "A book full of rubbish, heresy, and nonsense." "The boy is well now, and you know he has always been sick since he was a child." "Reading that book didn't heal him." |
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