An Address Upon the Life And Services of Edward Everett; Delivered Before the Municipal Authorities And Citizens of Cambridge, February 22, 1865
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The companion of my walk was often the chief mate. He was a man of very imperfect education, but with considerable natural capacity. His duties as a navigator, and the constant presence of the "brave o'erhanging firmament, the majestical roof fretted with golden fires," naturally led us to the topic of astronomy.
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He asked me if I had ever read a speech at the opening of ;iu observatory at Albany, by Edward Everett, who he believed lived in my part of the Union. He was not a little im...pressed when I told him that I had not only read the address, but knew Mr. Everett himself. He said that he happened to find it in the cabin of a ship, and had read it again and again. With an inadequate vocabidary and stammering speech, he tried to explain to me the thoughts and emotions this address had awa- kened within him; and he did make me feel, better than eloquence could have done, that upon the hard, low course of his life there had opened a vision of celestial light ; that he had been made to feel something of the vastness of the vmiverse, of infinity against space, and of eternity against time ; that he had been elevated by the sense of being able to entertain such thoughts, proving to him the gran- deur and immortality of his nature.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The companion of my walk was often the chief mate. He was a man of very imperfect education, but with considerable natural capacity. His duties as a navigator, and the constant presence of the "brave o'erhanging firmament, the majestical roof fretted with golden fires," naturally led us to the topic of astronomy.
ADDRK tiS.
He asked me if I had ever read a speech at the opening of ;iu observatory at Albany, by Edward Everett, who he believed lived in my part of the Union. He was not a little im...pressed when I told him that I had not only read the address, but knew Mr. Everett himself. He said that he happened to find it in the cabin of a ship, and had read it again and again. With an inadequate vocabidary and stammering speech, he tried to explain to me the thoughts and emotions this address had awa- kened within him; and he did make me feel, better than eloquence could have done, that upon the hard, low course of his life there had opened a vision of celestial light ; that he had been made to feel something of the vastness of the vmiverse, of infinity against space, and of eternity against time ; that he had been elevated by the sense of being able to entertain such thoughts, proving to him the gran- deur and immortality of his nature.
What to read after An Address Upon the Life And Services of Edward Everett; Delivered Before the Municipal Authorities And Citizens of Cambridge, February 22, 1865?
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