Eugene Aram : a Tale
Eugene Aram : a Tale
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What a world of dark and troubled secrets in the breast of every one who hurries by you ! Goethe has said somewhere that each of us, the best as the worst, hides within him something — some feeling, some remembrance that, if known, would make you hate him. No doubt the saying is exaggerated ; but still, what a gloomy and profound sublimity in the idea! — what a new insight it gives into the hearts of the common herd ! — with what a strange interest it may inspire us for the humblest, the trites...t passenger that shoulders us in the great thoroughfare of life !
One of the greatest pleasures in the world is to walk alone, and at night (while they are yet crowded), through the long lamp-lit streets of this huge metropolis. There, even more than in the silence of woods and fields, seems to me the source of endless, various meditation.
"Crescit enim cum amplitudine rerum vis ingenii." * There was that in Aram's person which irresistibly commanded attention* The earnest composure of his countenance, its thoughtful 1 For the power of the intellect is increased by the amplitude of the things that feed it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What a world of dark and troubled secrets in the breast of every one who hurries by you ! Goethe has said somewhere that each of us, the best as the worst, hides within him something — some feeling, some remembrance that, if known, would make you hate him. No doubt the saying is exaggerated ; but still, what a gloomy and profound sublimity in the idea! — what a new insight it gives into the hearts of the common herd ! — with what a strange interest it may inspire us for the humblest, the trites...t passenger that shoulders us in the great thoroughfare of life !
One of the greatest pleasures in the world is to walk alone, and at night (while they are yet crowded), through the long lamp-lit streets of this huge metropolis. There, even more than in the silence of woods and fields, seems to me the source of endless, various meditation.
"Crescit enim cum amplitudine rerum vis ingenii." * There was that in Aram's person which irresistibly commanded attention* The earnest composure of his countenance, its thoughtful 1 For the power of the intellect is increased by the amplitude of the things that feed it.
What to read after Eugene Aram : a Tale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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