Confessions of a Young Man
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impulse is so original to frequent the haunts of men that it is irresistible ; conversation is the breath of my nostrils, I watch the movement of life, and my ideas spring from it uncalled for, as buds from branches. Contact with the world is in me the generating force ; without it what invention I have is thin and sterile, and it grows thinner rapidly, until it dies away utterly, as it did in the composition of my unfortunate " Roses of Mid- night." Men and women, oh the strength of the living... faces !
conversation, oh the magic of it ! It is a fabulous river of gold where the precious metal is washed up without stmt for all to take, to take as much as he can carry.
Two old ladies discussing the peerage ? Much may be learned, it is gold ; poets and wits, then it is fountains whose spray solidifies into jewels, and every herb and plant is begemmed with the sparkle of the diamond and the glow of the ruby.
I did not go to either Oxford or Cambridge, but I went to the " Nouvelle Athenes." What is the " Nou- velle Athenes " ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
impulse is so original to frequent the haunts of men that it is irresistible ; conversation is the breath of my nostrils, I watch the movement of life, and my ideas spring from it uncalled for, as buds from branches. Contact with the world is in me the generating force ; without it what invention I have is thin and sterile, and it grows thinner rapidly, until it dies away utterly, as it did in the composition of my unfortunate " Roses of Mid- night." Men and women, oh the strength of the living... faces !
conversation, oh the magic of it ! It is a fabulous river of gold where the precious metal is washed up without stmt for all to take, to take as much as he can carry.
Two old ladies discussing the peerage ? Much may be learned, it is gold ; poets and wits, then it is fountains whose spray solidifies into jewels, and every herb and plant is begemmed with the sparkle of the diamond and the glow of the ruby.
I did not go to either Oxford or Cambridge, but I went to the " Nouvelle Athenes." What is the " Nou- velle Athenes " ?
What to read after Confessions of a Young Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moore George to read onlineMoreLess
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