Essays Out of Hours
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First, all his characteris- tic work is very concrete. It is what we now call picturesque. It is full of images. Even when he explains, he habitually falls into 84 THE SECRET OF JOHN BUNYAN description. As his mind habitually turned abstract ideas into images, so his speech is habitually in terms of things actually seen. All The Pilgrim's Progress is a vision ; and this his greatest work is merely the best em- bodiment of his constant habit. Secondly, his appeal is not to the intellect, but to ...the feelings. Finally, all his work is essentially oral. Most of it that was written was first spoken. Much of it was never written. And even when he wrote to be read, instead of speaking to be heard, his forms of ex- pression are more oral than those of any other English writer except the orators. Bunyan should be read aloud. It seems as if he wrote aloud.
The first of his cardinal qualities, that habit of concrete and specific words, came from his faculty of vision. "Remember your tears and prayers to God, yea, how you sighed under every hedge for mercy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
First, all his characteris- tic work is very concrete. It is what we now call picturesque. It is full of images. Even when he explains, he habitually falls into 84 THE SECRET OF JOHN BUNYAN description. As his mind habitually turned abstract ideas into images, so his speech is habitually in terms of things actually seen. All The Pilgrim's Progress is a vision ; and this his greatest work is merely the best em- bodiment of his constant habit. Secondly, his appeal is not to the intellect, but to ...the feelings. Finally, all his work is essentially oral. Most of it that was written was first spoken. Much of it was never written. And even when he wrote to be read, instead of speaking to be heard, his forms of ex- pression are more oral than those of any other English writer except the orators. Bunyan should be read aloud. It seems as if he wrote aloud.
The first of his cardinal qualities, that habit of concrete and specific words, came from his faculty of vision. "Remember your tears and prayers to God, yea, how you sighed under every hedge for mercy.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Sears Baldwin to read onlineMoreLess
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