George Eliot a Paper With Illustrative Selections Read Before the Chit Chat C
George Eliot a Paper With Illustrative Selections Read Before the Chit Chat C
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With the same innate balance he was fervidly democratic in his feeling for the multitude, and yet, through his affections and imagination, intensely con- servative ; voracious of speculations on government and religion, yet loth to part with long-sanctioned forms which, for him, were quick with memories and sentiments that no argument could lay dead.
We fall on the leaning side ; and Deronda suspect- ed himself of loving too well the losing causes of the world. Martyrdom changes sides, and he w...as in dan- ger of changing with it, having a strong repugnance to taking up that clue of success which the order of the world often forces upon us and makes it treason against the common weal to reject. And yet his fear of falling into an unreasoning, narrow hatred made a check for him. He apologized for the heirs of privi- lege ; he shrank with dislike from the loser's bitterness and the denunciatory tone of the unaccepted inno- vator.
A too reflective and diffusive sympathy was in dan- ger of paralyzing in him that indignation against wrong and that selectness of fellowship which are the .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With the same innate balance he was fervidly democratic in his feeling for the multitude, and yet, through his affections and imagination, intensely con- servative ; voracious of speculations on government and religion, yet loth to part with long-sanctioned forms which, for him, were quick with memories and sentiments that no argument could lay dead.
We fall on the leaning side ; and Deronda suspect- ed himself of loving too well the losing causes of the world. Martyrdom changes sides, and he w...as in dan- ger of changing with it, having a strong repugnance to taking up that clue of success which the order of the world often forces upon us and makes it treason against the common weal to reject. And yet his fear of falling into an unreasoning, narrow hatred made a check for him. He apologized for the heirs of privi- lege ; he shrank with dislike from the loser's bitterness and the denunciatory tone of the unaccepted inno- vator.
A too reflective and diffusive sympathy was in dan- ger of paralyzing in him that indignation against wrong and that selectness of fellowship which are the .
What to read after George Eliot a Paper With Illustrative Selections Read Before the Chit Chat C?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gordon Blanding to read onlineMoreLess
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