About England With Dickens
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To deny that there were self- seekers among them, and to assert that they were all actuated by no desire to provide scrip for their journey, would be as rash as to say that the nolo episcopari of an English bishop was always a genuine outpouring of one who had resolved to be shod with sandals, and to put no money in his purse. Still one thinks that Stiggins has had scanty justice, and as that appeared to be the case soon after he came before the public, it is but fair to let Dickens speak for h...imself He writes to a Mr. David Dickson, who has found fault with the way in which he treats the subject : " Sir — Permit me to say, in reply to your letter, that you do not understand the intention (I daresay the fault is mine) of that passage in the Pickwick A HOUSE AND SOME CHARACTERS. 295 Papers which has given you offence. The design of ' The Shepherd,' and of this, and of every other allusion to him, is to show how sacred things are degraded, vulgarised, and rendered absurd, when persons who are utterly incompetent to teach the commonest things take upon themselves to expound such mysteries, and how, in making cant phrases of Divine words, these persons miss the spirit in which they had their origin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To deny that there were self- seekers among them, and to assert that they were all actuated by no desire to provide scrip for their journey, would be as rash as to say that the nolo episcopari of an English bishop was always a genuine outpouring of one who had resolved to be shod with sandals, and to put no money in his purse. Still one thinks that Stiggins has had scanty justice, and as that appeared to be the case soon after he came before the public, it is but fair to let Dickens speak for h...imself He writes to a Mr. David Dickson, who has found fault with the way in which he treats the subject : " Sir — Permit me to say, in reply to your letter, that you do not understand the intention (I daresay the fault is mine) of that passage in the Pickwick A HOUSE AND SOME CHARACTERS. 295 Papers which has given you offence. The design of ' The Shepherd,' and of this, and of every other allusion to him, is to show how sacred things are degraded, vulgarised, and rendered absurd, when persons who are utterly incompetent to teach the commonest things take upon themselves to expound such mysteries, and how, in making cant phrases of Divine words, these persons miss the spirit in which they had their origin.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Rimmer to read onlineMoreLess
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