A Thorny Path — volume 04
A Thorny Path — volume 04
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"I received my first repulse from the prefect, " he began, and as hespoke, his arms, on whose graceful use the Greeks so strongly insisted, flew up in the air as though by their own impulse rather than by thespeaker's will.
"Titianus affects the philosopher, because when he was young--long ago, that is very certain--his feet trod the Stoa. " "Your master, Xanthos, said that he was a very sound philosopher, "Melissa put in.
"Such praise is to be had cheap, " said Philip, by the most influentialm...an in the town. But his methods are old-fashioned. He crawls afterZeno; he submits to authority, and requires more independent spirits todo the same. To him the divinity is the Great First Cause. In thisworld of ours he can discern the working of a purposeful will, andconfuses his mind with windy, worn-out ideals. Virtue, he says--but towhat end repeat such stale old stuff?" "We have no time for it, " said Melissa, who saw that Philip was on thepoint of losing himself in a philosophical dissertation, for he had begunto enjoy the sound of his own voice, which was, in fact, unusuallymusical.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I received my first repulse from the prefect, " he began, and as hespoke, his arms, on whose graceful use the Greeks so strongly insisted, flew up in the air as though by their own impulse rather than by thespeaker's will.
"Titianus affects the philosopher, because when he was young--long ago, that is very certain--his feet trod the Stoa. " "Your master, Xanthos, said that he was a very sound philosopher, "Melissa put in.
"Such praise is to be had cheap, " said Philip, by the most influentialm...an in the town. But his methods are old-fashioned. He crawls afterZeno; he submits to authority, and requires more independent spirits todo the same. To him the divinity is the Great First Cause. In thisworld of ours he can discern the working of a purposeful will, andconfuses his mind with windy, worn-out ideals. Virtue, he says--but towhat end repeat such stale old stuff?" "We have no time for it, " said Melissa, who saw that Philip was on thepoint of losing himself in a philosophical dissertation, for he had begunto enjoy the sound of his own voice, which was, in fact, unusuallymusical.
What to read after A Thorny Path — volume 04?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ebers Georg to read onlineMoreLess
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