Hortus Vitae
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We were most of us young once, odd asit appears; and some of us can remember our youthful discussions, oursalad-day talks, prolonged to hours, trespassing on to subjects, whichadded such a fine spice of the forbidden and therefore the free! The joyof asking reasons where you have hitherto answered school queries; ofextemporizing replies, magnificent, irresponsible, instead oflaboriously remembering mere solutions; of describing, analyzing, andgenerally laying bold mental eyes, irreverent intell...ectual hands, onpersonalities whose real presence would merely make you stumble over achair or drop a tea-cup! For talking is the great equalizer ofpositions, turning the humble, the painfully immature, into judges withrope and torch; and in a kindlier way allowing the totally obscure toshare the life of kings, and queens, and generals, and opera-singers;which is the reason that items of Court news or of "dramatic gossip"are so frequently exchanged in omnibuses and at small, decentdinner-tables.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We were most of us young once, odd asit appears; and some of us can remember our youthful discussions, oursalad-day talks, prolonged to hours, trespassing on to subjects, whichadded such a fine spice of the forbidden and therefore the free! The joyof asking reasons where you have hitherto answered school queries; ofextemporizing replies, magnificent, irresponsible, instead oflaboriously remembering mere solutions; of describing, analyzing, andgenerally laying bold mental eyes, irreverent intell...ectual hands, onpersonalities whose real presence would merely make you stumble over achair or drop a tea-cup! For talking is the great equalizer ofpositions, turning the humble, the painfully immature, into judges withrope and torch; and in a kindlier way allowing the totally obscure toshare the life of kings, and queens, and generals, and opera-singers;which is the reason that items of Court news or of "dramatic gossip"are so frequently exchanged in omnibuses and at small, decentdinner-tables.
What to read after Hortus Vitae?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lee, Vernon, 1856-1935 to read onlineMoreLess
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