Faraday As a Discoverer
Faraday As a Discoverer
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His wife alonewitnessed the extent of his prostration, and to her loving care we, andthe world, are indebted for the enjoyment of his presence here so long. He found occasional relief in a theatre. He frequently quitted Londonand went to Brighton and elsewhere, always choosing a situation whichcommanded a view of the sea, or of some other pleasant horizon, where hecould sit and gaze and feel the gradual revival of the faith that 'Nature never did betray The heart that loved her. ' But very ofte...n for some days after his removal to the country, he wouldbe unable to do more than sit at a window and look out upon the sea andsky.
In 1841, his state became more serious than it had ever been before. Apublished letter to Mr. Richard Taylor, dated March 11, 1843, containsan allusion to his previous condition. 'You are aware, ' he says, 'thatconsiderations regarding health have prevented me from working orreading on science for the last two years. ' This, at one periodor another of their lives, seems to be the fate of most greatinvestigators.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His wife alonewitnessed the extent of his prostration, and to her loving care we, andthe world, are indebted for the enjoyment of his presence here so long. He found occasional relief in a theatre. He frequently quitted Londonand went to Brighton and elsewhere, always choosing a situation whichcommanded a view of the sea, or of some other pleasant horizon, where hecould sit and gaze and feel the gradual revival of the faith that 'Nature never did betray The heart that loved her. ' But very ofte...n for some days after his removal to the country, he wouldbe unable to do more than sit at a window and look out upon the sea andsky.
In 1841, his state became more serious than it had ever been before. Apublished letter to Mr. Richard Taylor, dated March 11, 1843, containsan allusion to his previous condition. 'You are aware, ' he says, 'thatconsiderations regarding health have prevented me from working orreading on science for the last two years. ' This, at one periodor another of their lives, seems to be the fate of most greatinvestigators.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Tyndall to read onlineMoreLess
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