Homilies of Science
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It is an ideal that can be approached more and more, not a mere vision but a realisable actuality. It is a path, although a steep path full of thorns, a narrow and strait gate and few there are that find it. But we must find it for all other paths lead astray. And we can find it, and blessed are those who have found it, for it alone leads onward and upward ; it alone is the way of life, it alone is the road of pro- gress.
THE LIBERAL'S FOLLY.
There was a man in the Fatherland to whom lib- erty ...was dearer than life. He bravely st jod up against the Government and against the Church, for both proved oppressive, both curtailed the liberties of the people. There was no freedom in the Old Country, and no hope of ever attaining freedom. So this man left his home and the place of his childhood ; he crossed the Ocean and came to the Land where the Stars and Stripes float in the breeze as an emblem of the new ideals that have become actual facts under our western skies.
This man arrived here poor, but he was industri- ous, frugal, and intelligent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is an ideal that can be approached more and more, not a mere vision but a realisable actuality. It is a path, although a steep path full of thorns, a narrow and strait gate and few there are that find it. But we must find it for all other paths lead astray. And we can find it, and blessed are those who have found it, for it alone leads onward and upward ; it alone is the way of life, it alone is the road of pro- gress.
THE LIBERAL'S FOLLY.
There was a man in the Fatherland to whom lib- erty ...was dearer than life. He bravely st jod up against the Government and against the Church, for both proved oppressive, both curtailed the liberties of the people. There was no freedom in the Old Country, and no hope of ever attaining freedom. So this man left his home and the place of his childhood ; he crossed the Ocean and came to the Land where the Stars and Stripes float in the breeze as an emblem of the new ideals that have become actual facts under our western skies.
This man arrived here poor, but he was industri- ous, frugal, and intelligent.
What to read after Homilies of Science?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carus, Paul, 1852-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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