salut, je doit résumer un text d´anglais, mais pour sa faut comprendre.. je comprend casi rien de celui la.. 
est-ce que qqun pourrai me dire a peut pret se qu´il s´y passe, je me debrouillerai apres pour fair mon résumer en englais 
merci d´avance
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A powerful-looking figure, the upper part of which was draped with a white surplice, was observed to be struggling up into the pulpit. Simultaneously the congregation unsettled, produced handkerchiefs and knelt upon them with care. Mr kernan followed the general example. the priest´s figure now stood up right in the pulpit, twothirds of its bulk, crowned by a massive red face, appearing above the balustrade!?!!!! father purdon knelt down, turned towards the red speck of light and, covering his face with his hands, prayed. after an interval he uncovered his face and rose. the congregation rose also and settled again on its benches. mr kernan restored his hat to its original position on his knee and presented an attentive face to the preacher. The preacher turned back each wide sleeve of his surplice with an elaborate large gesture and slowly surveyed the array of faces. then he said: "for the children of tis world are wiser in their generation than the children of light. Where for make unto yourselves friends out of the mmmon of iniquity so that when you die they may receive you into everlasting dwellings." Father purdon developed the text with resonant assurance.it was one of the most ifficult texts in all the scriptures, he said, to interpret properly. It was a text which might seem to the casual observer at variance with the lofty morality elsewhere preached by jesus christ. but, he told his hearers, the text had seemed to him specially adapted for the guidance of those whose lot it was to lead the life of the world and who yet wished to lead that lige not in the manner of worldlgings. it was text for business men and professional men. jesus christ, with his divine understanding of every cranny of our human nature, understood that all men were not called to the religious life, that by far the vast majority were forced to live in the world andl to a certain extent, for the world: and in this sentece he designed to give them a word of counsel, setting efore them as exemplars in the religious life those very worshippers of mammon wo were of all men the least solicitous in matters religious. He told his hearers that he was there that evening for no terrifying, no extravagant purpose; but as a man of the world speaking to his fellow-men. he came to speak to business men and he would speak to them in a businesslike way. if he might use the metaphor, he said, he was their spiritual accountant; and he wished each and every one of his hearers to open his books, the books of his spiritual life, and see if they tallied accurately with conscience. jesus christ was not hard taskmaster. he understood our little failings, understod the weakness of our poor fallen nature, understood the temptations of this life. we might have had, we all had from time to time, our temptations: we might have, we all had, our failings. but one thing only, he said, he would ask of his hearers. and that was: to be straight and manly with god. if their accounts tallied in every point to say: -well, i have verified my accounts. i find all well. but if, as might happen, there were some discrepancies, to admit the truth , to be frank and say like a man: -well, i have looked into my accounts. i find this wrong and this wrong. but, with God´s grace, i will rectify this and this. i will set right my accounts
