Hesperus; Or, Forty-Five Dog-Post-Days; 2
Hesperus; Or, Forty-Five Dog-Post-Days; 2
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To-morrow thou wilt think vary differently. The mi«* happy condition into which I am here brought by Shak»» speare exists, in truth, only in my own imagination, and my sorrow over it m indeed, according |o the stoie, only illusion. One must not, says Epictetus in his handbook, bewail that which lies not in our wiH, and the ead seene of Klq)6tock here is, in fact, an external thing, whidi thou canst not aher. Wilt thou let l^yself be shamed by a North American, by a saltwork*man of Halle, by the... rabble, by the Cretin from Gex,t who bore thai whole scene from Goethe's Tasso quietly and oompoeedlyf without Uie mmstening of an eye ? " I assure the readers tiuut I take the field here otdy against their wives and sisters ; for among readers of owf sex stout-hearted spectators of asthetic woes lurve never been wholly wanting, and «tiU less than among the fuI* gar themselves; and least o£ aü woidd I hftve Ihe aigpmg* * * Hell4tone, or lunar «ftuitie.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To-morrow thou wilt think vary differently. The mi«* happy condition into which I am here brought by Shak»» speare exists, in truth, only in my own imagination, and my sorrow over it m indeed, according |o the stoie, only illusion. One must not, says Epictetus in his handbook, bewail that which lies not in our wiH, and the ead seene of Klq)6tock here is, in fact, an external thing, whidi thou canst not aher. Wilt thou let l^yself be shamed by a North American, by a saltwork*man of Halle, by the... rabble, by the Cretin from Gex,t who bore thai whole scene from Goethe's Tasso quietly and oompoeedlyf without Uie mmstening of an eye ? " I assure the readers tiuut I take the field here otdy against their wives and sisters ; for among readers of owf sex stout-hearted spectators of asthetic woes lurve never been wholly wanting, and «tiU less than among the fuI* gar themselves; and least o£ aü woidd I hftve Ihe aigpmg* * * Hell4tone, or lunar «ftuitie.
What to read after Hesperus; Or, Forty-Five Dog-Post-Days; 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean Paul, 1763-1825 to read onlineMoreLess
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