Flaxius Leaves From the Life of An Immortal
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H m ! Well, in that case I should have taken the wise one.
That, said Flaxius, is what he did, and it is what the world will do : it will adopt the religion which, despite all the corruption with which man surrounds it, promises the greatest good to the greatest number.
I believe that thou art in the right, O sage ! replied the emperor slowly. However, jacta est alea, the die is cast, and I shall ever remain Julian the Apostate. But what will be the end of it all ?
Thou wilt die nobly as a king... should die in battle for thy country.
Then/ said Julian, I am content.
FLAXIUS IN HADES SHOWING HOW FLAXIUS WENT DOWN INTO HELL, AND OF THE MARVELLOUS THINGS WHICH HE SAW AND LEARNED WHILE THERE To the Esthete who regards all Nature and Eternity as a mere paint-box for art, hell is a necessity, as is illustrated by Ruskin when he howls that "in the utmost solitudes of Nature the existence of hell seems to me as legibly declared by a thousand spiritual utterances as that of heaven. " 4 THEY manage these things/ said Flaxius, I verily believe, better in hell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
H m ! Well, in that case I should have taken the wise one.
That, said Flaxius, is what he did, and it is what the world will do : it will adopt the religion which, despite all the corruption with which man surrounds it, promises the greatest good to the greatest number.
I believe that thou art in the right, O sage ! replied the emperor slowly. However, jacta est alea, the die is cast, and I shall ever remain Julian the Apostate. But what will be the end of it all ?
Thou wilt die nobly as a king... should die in battle for thy country.
Then/ said Julian, I am content.
FLAXIUS IN HADES SHOWING HOW FLAXIUS WENT DOWN INTO HELL, AND OF THE MARVELLOUS THINGS WHICH HE SAW AND LEARNED WHILE THERE To the Esthete who regards all Nature and Eternity as a mere paint-box for art, hell is a necessity, as is illustrated by Ruskin when he howls that "in the utmost solitudes of Nature the existence of hell seems to me as legibly declared by a thousand spiritual utterances as that of heaven. " 4 THEY manage these things/ said Flaxius, I verily believe, better in hell.
What to read after Flaxius Leaves From the Life of An Immortal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leland Charles Godfrey to read onlineMoreLess
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