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“for there was now a thought on the mind of Mr. Raikes, that...” 全部笔记(1) 去书内
This line fills me with warmth and hope. A simple compassionate idea born from one ordinary man’s sorrow would later bring light to countless poor children all over the world. It proves that genuine kindness, no matter how small at first, holds the power to create widespread, lasting good and change the world for the better.
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““Can the blessed Sabbath itself bring no blessing to these...” 全部笔记(1) 去书内
This question strikes me deeply. The Sabbath was meant to be a day of peace and comfort, yet these poor kids only get more chaos and bad influence on this day. Raikes’ sorrow here pushes him to take real action to change their fate, and it makes me realize even small kindness can fix such painful unfairness.
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“But the true faculty of doing good consists not in wealth nor...” 全部笔记(1) 去书内
This sentence completely changes my old belief that only rich and powerful people are able to do great good. Mr. Raikes was just an ordinary man without abundant money or high social rank, yet he created Sunday-schools to help poor children, a meaningful deed far more memorable than what wealthy nobles had done for years. I realize kindness never relies on material wealth or social status. What truly matters is a warm, sympathetic heart that cares for every suffering person around us. Even small, simple efforts from ordinary people can bring huge changes to those in need. It inspires me to offer kindness to others in daily life, no matter how little I can give.
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““Oh, that I could save them!” thought he. “It were better for...” 全部笔记(1) 去书内
This line hits me harder than any earlier scene description. Most passersby feel slight pity then walk away, but Raikes truly grieves for the children’s bleak futures. His harsh comparison lays bare their awful living conditions and explains why he chooses to help—he cannot bear to watch innocent kids waste their lives, and this desperate thought sparks all his later good deeds.
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“There is hardly a gloomier spectacle in the world than one of...” 全部笔记(1) 去书内
This description stuck with me a lot. Most people walking past such a street would glance away quickly, overwhelmed by how bleak everything looks, and write off the people living there as beyond help. But Raikes stops to really see their suffering. It makes me realize that genuine care starts with not turning our backs on other people’s hardship, even when their lives feel too broken to fix. The physical darkness of the slum sets up just how brave and meaningful Raikes’ kindness will turn out to be later in the story.
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“In every good action there is a divine quality, which does not...” 全部笔记(1) 去书内
This opening sentence puts forward the core view of the passage: kindness is never a one-time thing. Every sincere good deed carries sacred power. It will not disappear after we finish a single kind act. Instead, it spreads continuously and triggers countless follow-up kind acts, forming an endless chain of goodness.
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