Bonnyborough
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XVIII.
CROSS LIGHTS.
HUMAX nature is a very complex thing, a truism safely asserted of the race, and leading to not much of anything in particular statements ; but when I tell you, for instance, as I find I need to do, that the Rev. Richard Innesley was of a very complex character, you not unreasonably expect explanation in some detail, and some sort of reconciling key to declared contrarieties. This threatens a long analysis. Do not be concerned ; I shall hardly presume to make it, abstractly ...; if the story does not do it in any degree, it is my failure in telling the story. I am not fond of vivisection ; let the live thing render its own revelation of living ; find out from the dead thing, if you can, what it had to live with, and why it had to die.
There is this to say : that to pronounce a nature com plex is not of necessity to decide it great, or the higher toward perfection, but rather the contrary ; for, once ar rived in the scale of life at the human, we have come to where advance means or involves an ascending reduction.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
XVIII.
CROSS LIGHTS.
HUMAX nature is a very complex thing, a truism safely asserted of the race, and leading to not much of anything in particular statements ; but when I tell you, for instance, as I find I need to do, that the Rev. Richard Innesley was of a very complex character, you not unreasonably expect explanation in some detail, and some sort of reconciling key to declared contrarieties. This threatens a long analysis. Do not be concerned ; I shall hardly presume to make it, abstractly ...; if the story does not do it in any degree, it is my failure in telling the story. I am not fond of vivisection ; let the live thing render its own revelation of living ; find out from the dead thing, if you can, what it had to live with, and why it had to die.
There is this to say : that to pronounce a nature com plex is not of necessity to decide it great, or the higher toward perfection, but rather the contrary ; for, once ar rived in the scale of life at the human, we have come to where advance means or involves an ascending reduction.
What to read after Bonnyborough?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A D T Adeline Dutton Train Whitney to read onlineMoreLess
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