A Bachelors Story
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"Why, to an ambitious nature, would not the story of Macbeth prove a warning and a cure ?" " No 1 It would prick him on as he never was pricked before. I would not attempt to cure a thief by showing him a hanging ; nor stop a murderer by the history of other murders. There are in each of us grains of perversity lying in wait for opportunity ; and example stimulates them into activity. Con vince a man that his crime is an isolated one, that it is out of the range of human sympathy, that de pravi...ty has never before reached a depth so low, and it will be horrible in his sight. The most forsaken cling to some link with their kind, and find consola tion for their wickedness in the wickedness of others. Vice is as fond of precedents as a judge. Isolation is the great horror of humanity.
" If intending to commit murder, I would read 1 Macbeth. ' The sentiment of crime, with its central interest, its harrowing sensations, its sublimity, its heroic inflation of the ordinary to the extraordinary, would gradually bring me to a grim and pleasurable contemplation of my own dire purpose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Why, to an ambitious nature, would not the story of Macbeth prove a warning and a cure ?" " No 1 It would prick him on as he never was pricked before. I would not attempt to cure a thief by showing him a hanging ; nor stop a murderer by the history of other murders. There are in each of us grains of perversity lying in wait for opportunity ; and example stimulates them into activity. Con vince a man that his crime is an isolated one, that it is out of the range of human sympathy, that de pravi...ty has never before reached a depth so low, and it will be horrible in his sight. The most forsaken cling to some link with their kind, and find consola tion for their wickedness in the wickedness of others. Vice is as fond of precedents as a judge. Isolation is the great horror of humanity.
" If intending to commit murder, I would read 1 Macbeth. ' The sentiment of crime, with its central interest, its harrowing sensations, its sublimity, its heroic inflation of the ordinary to the extraordinary, would gradually bring me to a grim and pleasurable contemplation of my own dire purpose.
What to read after A Bachelors Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bunce, Oliver Bell, 1828-1890 to read onlineMoreLess
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