Critical And Miscellaneous Essays 2
Critical And Miscellaneous Essays 2
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' How grievous all this must have been it is easy to conceive.
To Schiller it was more grievous than to any other. Of an ardent and impetuous yet delicate nature, whilst his discontentment de- voured him internally, he was too modest to give it the relief of ut- terance by deeds or words. Locked up within himself, he sufiered deeply, but without complaining. Some of his Letters written during this period have been preserved : they exhibit the ineffectual struggles of a fervid and busy mind, vei...ling its many chagrins under a certain dreary patience, which onl^' shows them more painfully.
He pored over his lexicons, and grammars, and insipid tasks, with an artificial composure ; but his spirit pined within him like a cap- tive's, when he looked forth into the cheerful world, or recollected the afi*ection of parents, the hopes and frolicsome eigoyments of past years.' Youth is to all the glad season of life ; but often only by what it hopes, not by what it attains, or what it escapes. In these sufferings of Schiller's, many a one may say, there is nothing unexampled: could not the history of every Eton Scholar, of every poor Midshipman, with his rudely-broken domestic ties, his privations, persecutions and cheerless soli- tude of heart, equal or outdo them?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' How grievous all this must have been it is easy to conceive.
To Schiller it was more grievous than to any other. Of an ardent and impetuous yet delicate nature, whilst his discontentment de- voured him internally, he was too modest to give it the relief of ut- terance by deeds or words. Locked up within himself, he sufiered deeply, but without complaining. Some of his Letters written during this period have been preserved : they exhibit the ineffectual struggles of a fervid and busy mind, vei...ling its many chagrins under a certain dreary patience, which onl^' shows them more painfully.
He pored over his lexicons, and grammars, and insipid tasks, with an artificial composure ; but his spirit pined within him like a cap- tive's, when he looked forth into the cheerful world, or recollected the afi*ection of parents, the hopes and frolicsome eigoyments of past years.' Youth is to all the glad season of life ; but often only by what it hopes, not by what it attains, or what it escapes. In these sufferings of Schiller's, many a one may say, there is nothing unexampled: could not the history of every Eton Scholar, of every poor Midshipman, with his rudely-broken domestic ties, his privations, persecutions and cheerless soli- tude of heart, equal or outdo them?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carlyle, Thomas, 1795-1881 to read onlineMoreLess
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