Louisa May Alcott Quotes
I Like The Plain, Old-fashioned Churches, Built For Use, Not Show, Where People Met For Hearty Praying And Preaching, And Where Everybody Made Their Own Music Instead Of Listening To Opera Singers, As We Do Now. I Don't Care If The Old Churches Were Bare And Cold, And The Seats Hard, There Was Real Piety In Them, And The Sincerity Of It Was Felt In The Lives Of The People. I Don't Want A Religion That I Put Away With My Sunday Clothes, And Don't Take Out Till The Day Comes Round Again; I Want Something To See And Feel And Live By Day-by-day,
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