Aids to Reflection in the Formation of a Manly Character On the Several ...
Aids to Reflection in the Formation of a Manly Character On the Several ...
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worthy of the best minds> to be imitators of that which is goody wheresoever they find it ; for that stays not in any man's person, as the ultimate pattern, but rises to the highest grace, being man's nearest likeness to God, His image and resemblance, bearing his stamp and superscription, and belonging peculiarly to Him, in what hand soever it be found, as carrying the mark of no other owner than Him.
APHORISM XXXVIII.
Those who think themselves high-spirited, and will bear least, as they spea...k, are often, even by that, forced to bow most, or to burst under it ; while humi- lity and meekness escape many a burden, and many a blow, always keeping peace within, and often with- out too.
APHORISM XXXIX.
Our condition is universally exposed to fears and troubles, and no man is so stupid but he studies and projects for some fence against them, some bulwark to break the incursion of evils, and so to bring his mind to some ease, ridding it of the fear of them. Thus men seek safety in the greatness, or multitude, or supposed faithfulness of friends ; they seek by any means to be strongly underset this way; to have many, and powerful.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
worthy of the best minds> to be imitators of that which is goody wheresoever they find it ; for that stays not in any man's person, as the ultimate pattern, but rises to the highest grace, being man's nearest likeness to God, His image and resemblance, bearing his stamp and superscription, and belonging peculiarly to Him, in what hand soever it be found, as carrying the mark of no other owner than Him.
APHORISM XXXVIII.
Those who think themselves high-spirited, and will bear least, as they spea...k, are often, even by that, forced to bow most, or to burst under it ; while humi- lity and meekness escape many a burden, and many a blow, always keeping peace within, and often with- out too.
APHORISM XXXIX.
Our condition is universally exposed to fears and troubles, and no man is so stupid but he studies and projects for some fence against them, some bulwark to break the incursion of evils, and so to bring his mind to some ease, ridding it of the fear of them. Thus men seek safety in the greatness, or multitude, or supposed faithfulness of friends ; they seek by any means to be strongly underset this way; to have many, and powerful.
What to read after Aids to Reflection in the Formation of a Manly Character On the Several ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, 1772-1834 to read onlineMoreLess
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