Unspoken Sermons · Chapter
Dedication explained
The author dedicates the work to his wife and friends, using the metaphor of ears of corn gathered on broken Sabbaths.
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The author dedicates the work to his wife and friends, using the metaphor of ears of corn gathered on broken Sabbaths.
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“These Ears of Corn , gathered and rubbed in my hands upon broken Sabbaths, I offer first to my Wife, and then to my other Friends.”
I present these collected insights, gleaned during interrupted moments of rest, first to my wife and then to my other companions.
The author uses agricultural imagery to describe the work's origin in fragmented times of reflection.
