French Ways And Their Meaning
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He could not worship the plum-tree idol, because he knew too much about the plum- tree. That, at least, is Selden's version; but how little insight it shows into human pro- cesses! Of course, after a time, the carver came to worship the plum-tree idol, and to worship it just because he had grown the tree and carved the image, and it was there- fore doubly of his making. That is the very key to the secret of reverence; the tenderness we feel for our own effort extending to re- spect for all fine... human effort.
America is already showing this instinct /in her eagerness to beautify her towns, and to preserve her few p re-Revolutionary buildings — that small fragment of her mighty Euro- pean heritage.
38 French Ways an© Their Meaning But there are whole stretches of this heri- tage that have been too long allowed to run to waste : our language, our literature, and many other things pertaining to the great undefin- able domain of Taste.
A man who owns a vast field does not care for that field half as much when it is a waste as after he has sweated over its furrows and seen the seeds spring.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He could not worship the plum-tree idol, because he knew too much about the plum- tree. That, at least, is Selden's version; but how little insight it shows into human pro- cesses! Of course, after a time, the carver came to worship the plum-tree idol, and to worship it just because he had grown the tree and carved the image, and it was there- fore doubly of his making. That is the very key to the secret of reverence; the tenderness we feel for our own effort extending to re- spect for all fine... human effort.
America is already showing this instinct /in her eagerness to beautify her towns, and to preserve her few p re-Revolutionary buildings — that small fragment of her mighty Euro- pean heritage.
38 French Ways an© Their Meaning But there are whole stretches of this heri- tage that have been too long allowed to run to waste : our language, our literature, and many other things pertaining to the great undefin- able domain of Taste.
A man who owns a vast field does not care for that field half as much when it is a waste as after he has sweated over its furrows and seen the seeds spring.
What to read after French Ways And Their Meaning?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wharton Edith to read onlineMoreLess
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