Phantom Club Papers Third Series
Phantom Club Papers Third Series
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So distinct and clear-cut were his views that I still remember the substance of the conversation. Macaulay, on the other hand, was as mas- terful with tongue as with pen, but his conversation, like his writing, was overloaded with learning. To hear him talk was like listening to an article from a cyclopedia. It was in fact a dissertation on some theme which hap- pened at the time to engage his attention and he was the central figure of the group. His methods were fatal to general conversation. ...Stately preachments have their place but it is not at a dinner table or a social gathering. The charm of such occasions is the "free for all" feature. Conversation does not tolerate monopoly. In a mixed company there will be some who are disposed to listen, MEMORY. 55 and others who are disposed to talk, and equality of oppor- tunity is the only basis of real and enjoyable conversa- tion. Had the noble Lord himself been more common- place, he would have realized that the average social gathering enjoys the running-fire of light and brilliant trivialities spiced perhaps with a dash of gossip, vastly more than ponderous and learned dissertation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So distinct and clear-cut were his views that I still remember the substance of the conversation. Macaulay, on the other hand, was as mas- terful with tongue as with pen, but his conversation, like his writing, was overloaded with learning. To hear him talk was like listening to an article from a cyclopedia. It was in fact a dissertation on some theme which hap- pened at the time to engage his attention and he was the central figure of the group. His methods were fatal to general conversation. ...Stately preachments have their place but it is not at a dinner table or a social gathering. The charm of such occasions is the "free for all" feature. Conversation does not tolerate monopoly. In a mixed company there will be some who are disposed to listen, MEMORY. 55 and others who are disposed to talk, and equality of oppor- tunity is the only basis of real and enjoyable conversa- tion. Had the noble Lord himself been more common- place, he would have realized that the average social gathering enjoys the running-fire of light and brilliant trivialities spiced perhaps with a dash of gossip, vastly more than ponderous and learned dissertation.
What to read after Phantom Club Papers Third Series?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phantom Club to read onlineMoreLess
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