Addresses
Addresses
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We understand him; we answer his passionate appeals; we rejoice in his triumphs; we bend to his reproof. He sings of the life of man in the exalted cadences of the lyric muse, stirring to action the slumbering soul or faltering heart. His is the sublimation of eloquence.
As the faculties of man are God-given, he who em- ploys them in their highest perfection must best be serv- ing God. The genius who creates is like unto Divinity. The power which can awaken love and fear, pity and remorse, by t...he varying strains of his music, myste- riously persuasive, resembles the voice of conscience and suggests the spirit which dominates the universe. That is the pinnacle of human attainment. That is the consummation of art.
It is not the wealth of a Croesus nor the despotic sway of a Caesar that excites our real wonder or admira- tion, it is the triumph of thought; it is the assertion of the mastery of the mind. It is not the mere pomp of power or the luxury of wealth it is the influence of the true and the beautiful that betokens the progress of civilization.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We understand him; we answer his passionate appeals; we rejoice in his triumphs; we bend to his reproof. He sings of the life of man in the exalted cadences of the lyric muse, stirring to action the slumbering soul or faltering heart. His is the sublimation of eloquence.
As the faculties of man are God-given, he who em- ploys them in their highest perfection must best be serv- ing God. The genius who creates is like unto Divinity. The power which can awaken love and fear, pity and remorse, by t...he varying strains of his music, myste- riously persuasive, resembles the voice of conscience and suggests the spirit which dominates the universe. That is the pinnacle of human attainment. That is the consummation of art.
It is not the wealth of a Croesus nor the despotic sway of a Caesar that excites our real wonder or admira- tion, it is the triumph of thought; it is the assertion of the mastery of the mind. It is not the mere pomp of power or the luxury of wealth it is the influence of the true and the beautiful that betokens the progress of civilization.
What to read after Addresses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James D James Duval Phelan to read onlineMoreLess
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