Curiosities of Literature, Vol. Ii (Of 3)
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Thecongregating spirit creates by its sympathy; an intercourse existsbetween its members which had not otherwise occurred; in this attritionof minds, the torpid awakens, the timid is emboldened, and the secludedis called forth; to contradict, and to be contradicted, is the privilegeand the source of knowledge. Those original ideas, hints, andsuggestions, which some literary men sometimes throw out once or twiceduring their whole lives, might here be preserved; and if endowed withsufficient fund...s, there are important labours, which surpass the meansand industry of the individual, which would be more advantageouslyperformed by such literary unions.
An academy of literature can only succeed by the same means in whichoriginated all such academies--among individuals themselves. It will notbe "by the favour of the MANY, but by the wisdom and energy of the FEW. "It is not even in the power of royalty to create at a word what can onlybe formed by the co-operation of the workmen themselves, and of thegreat taskmaster, Time!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thecongregating spirit creates by its sympathy; an intercourse existsbetween its members which had not otherwise occurred; in this attritionof minds, the torpid awakens, the timid is emboldened, and the secludedis called forth; to contradict, and to be contradicted, is the privilegeand the source of knowledge. Those original ideas, hints, andsuggestions, which some literary men sometimes throw out once or twiceduring their whole lives, might here be preserved; and if endowed withsufficient fund...s, there are important labours, which surpass the meansand industry of the individual, which would be more advantageouslyperformed by such literary unions.
An academy of literature can only succeed by the same means in whichoriginated all such academies--among individuals themselves. It will notbe "by the favour of the MANY, but by the wisdom and energy of the FEW. "It is not even in the power of royalty to create at a word what can onlybe formed by the co-operation of the workmen themselves, and of thegreat taskmaster, Time!
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