Father Damien, An Open Letter to the Reverend Dr. Hyde of Honolulu
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You having (in one huge instance) failed, andDamien succeeded, I marvel it should not have occurred to you that youwere doomed to silence; that when you had been outstripped in that highrivalry, and sat inglorious in the midst of your well-being, in yourpleasant room--and Damien, crowned with glories and horrors, toiled androtted in that pigsty of his under the cliffs of Kalawao--you, the electwho would not, were the last man on earth to collect and propagate gossipon the volunteer who would an...d did.
I think I see you--for I try to see you in the flesh as I write thesesentences--I think I see you leap at the word pigsty, a hyperbolicalexpression at the best. "He had no hand in the reforms, " he was "acoarse, dirty man"; these were your own words; and you may think itpossible that I am come to support you with fresh evidence. In a sense, it is even so. Damien has been too much depicted with a conventionalhalo and conventional features; so drawn by men who perhaps had not theeye to remark or the pen to express the individual; or who perhaps wereonly blinded and silenced by generous admiration, such as I partly envyfor myself--such as you, if your soul were enlightened, would envy onyour bended knees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You having (in one huge instance) failed, andDamien succeeded, I marvel it should not have occurred to you that youwere doomed to silence; that when you had been outstripped in that highrivalry, and sat inglorious in the midst of your well-being, in yourpleasant room--and Damien, crowned with glories and horrors, toiled androtted in that pigsty of his under the cliffs of Kalawao--you, the electwho would not, were the last man on earth to collect and propagate gossipon the volunteer who would an...d did.
I think I see you--for I try to see you in the flesh as I write thesesentences--I think I see you leap at the word pigsty, a hyperbolicalexpression at the best. "He had no hand in the reforms, " he was "acoarse, dirty man"; these were your own words; and you may think itpossible that I am come to support you with fresh evidence. In a sense, it is even so. Damien has been too much depicted with a conventionalhalo and conventional features; so drawn by men who perhaps had not theeye to remark or the pen to express the individual; or who perhaps wereonly blinded and silenced by generous admiration, such as I partly envyfor myself--such as you, if your soul were enlightened, would envy onyour bended knees.
What to read after Father Damien, An Open Letter to the Reverend Dr. Hyde of Honolulu?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stevenson, Robert Louis, 1850-1894 to read onlineMoreLess
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