Gleanings of Past Years 1843 78 volume 1
Gleanings of Past Years 1843 78 volume 1
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His contemplation and study of the living and working England were alike assiduous and fruitful ; and this man, who never sat upon our Throne, and who ceased at the early age of forty-two to stand beside it, did more than any of our 96 LIFE OF THE TEINCE CONSORT. Sovereigns, except very, very few, to brighten its lustre and to strengthen its foundations. He did this, by the exhibition in the highest place, jointly with the Queen, of a noble and lofty life, which refused to take self for the cen...tre of its action, and sought its pleasure in the unceasing performance of duty. There has been, beyond all doubt, one perceptible and painful change since his death : a depression of the standard of conduct within the very highest circle of society. In proof of this melancholy proposition, we will specify that branch of morality which may fairly be taken as a testing-branch — namely, conjugal morality. Among the causes of an incipient change so disastrous to our future prospects, we should be inclined to reckon the death of the Prince Consort, and the disappearance from public view of that majestic and imposing, as well as attractive and instruc- tive, picture of a Court which, while he lived, was always before the eyes of the aristocracy and the nation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His contemplation and study of the living and working England were alike assiduous and fruitful ; and this man, who never sat upon our Throne, and who ceased at the early age of forty-two to stand beside it, did more than any of our 96 LIFE OF THE TEINCE CONSORT. Sovereigns, except very, very few, to brighten its lustre and to strengthen its foundations. He did this, by the exhibition in the highest place, jointly with the Queen, of a noble and lofty life, which refused to take self for the cen...tre of its action, and sought its pleasure in the unceasing performance of duty. There has been, beyond all doubt, one perceptible and painful change since his death : a depression of the standard of conduct within the very highest circle of society. In proof of this melancholy proposition, we will specify that branch of morality which may fairly be taken as a testing-branch — namely, conjugal morality. Among the causes of an incipient change so disastrous to our future prospects, we should be inclined to reckon the death of the Prince Consort, and the disappearance from public view of that majestic and imposing, as well as attractive and instruc- tive, picture of a Court which, while he lived, was always before the eyes of the aristocracy and the nation.
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