A Study of English Prose Writers a Laboratory Method
A Study of English Prose Writers a Laboratory Method
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A reverence and faith in that which is true, a deep latred of that which is false, a belief in the eternal and immu- able laws of God in the world, in the sovereign right of iuty, in the dignity and solemnity of human life — these are he articles of his faith, which he ever proclaims with new and mpressive earnestness. . . . [He speaks] in words which, 548 CARLYLE like Luther*s, are 'half-battles/ that fly off sometimes with fiery sentences, Hke sparks from his fierce, glowing soul, as he utter...s his indignant protest against human wrong and misery, against cant and falsehood and the vices and crimes which dishonor human nature, or again utters his prophetic warnings and denunciations after the manner of the old Hebrew seers. " — S. Davey.
'■ ' He was a preacher of righteousness to his generation and a rebuker of its shams and irreverences, and as such he cut deep, cut to the bone and to the marrow of the bone. That piercing, agonized, prophetic, yet withal melodious and win- some voice, how it rises through and above the multitudinous hum and clatter of contemporary voices in England, and alone falls upon the ear as from out the primal depths of moral con- viction and power !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A reverence and faith in that which is true, a deep latred of that which is false, a belief in the eternal and immu- able laws of God in the world, in the sovereign right of iuty, in the dignity and solemnity of human life — these are he articles of his faith, which he ever proclaims with new and mpressive earnestness. . . . [He speaks] in words which, 548 CARLYLE like Luther*s, are 'half-battles/ that fly off sometimes with fiery sentences, Hke sparks from his fierce, glowing soul, as he utter...s his indignant protest against human wrong and misery, against cant and falsehood and the vices and crimes which dishonor human nature, or again utters his prophetic warnings and denunciations after the manner of the old Hebrew seers. " — S. Davey.
'■ ' He was a preacher of righteousness to his generation and a rebuker of its shams and irreverences, and as such he cut deep, cut to the bone and to the marrow of the bone. That piercing, agonized, prophetic, yet withal melodious and win- some voice, how it rises through and above the multitudinous hum and clatter of contemporary voices in England, and alone falls upon the ear as from out the primal depths of moral con- viction and power !
What to read after A Study of English Prose Writers a Laboratory Method?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Scott John Scott Clark to read onlineMoreLess
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