Import And Value of the Popular Lecturing of the Day a Discourse Pronounced Be
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But, he soon finds it bread, which it is, by no means, pleasant to eat in secret. Truly, he findeth it not good to 'eat his mor- sel alone. ' He striveth in his heart to devise some finery, with which to clothe the nakedness of his logic, and render it attractive. Fancy, saith he to himself, Fancy, as they call her, I have seen the adored goddess of admiring multitudes. I will bethink me, how I may call in her aid, and dress my discourse in her drapery. Spirit of Flaccus, listen !
Qui variare c...upit rem prodigaliter unam, Delphinum silvis appingit, fluctibus aprum. * For, roses are really beginning to spring up among the chips of the logic he is chopping ; there is song of birds in the naked branches of the lifeless trees, and there seem to sigh soft breezes through them, till their dead twigs rattle again.
This sounds, I know, like caricature. But. It is not such. I wish it were. But, bethink you. Is it not so ? Every body is, or ought to be, charmed with the glow and freshness of the imagery, which accompanies the ex- * Ep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But, he soon finds it bread, which it is, by no means, pleasant to eat in secret. Truly, he findeth it not good to 'eat his mor- sel alone. ' He striveth in his heart to devise some finery, with which to clothe the nakedness of his logic, and render it attractive. Fancy, saith he to himself, Fancy, as they call her, I have seen the adored goddess of admiring multitudes. I will bethink me, how I may call in her aid, and dress my discourse in her drapery. Spirit of Flaccus, listen !
Qui variare c...upit rem prodigaliter unam, Delphinum silvis appingit, fluctibus aprum. * For, roses are really beginning to spring up among the chips of the logic he is chopping ; there is song of birds in the naked branches of the lifeless trees, and there seem to sigh soft breezes through them, till their dead twigs rattle again.
This sounds, I know, like caricature. But. It is not such. I wish it were. But, bethink you. Is it not so ? Every body is, or ought to be, charmed with the glow and freshness of the imagery, which accompanies the ex- * Ep.
What to read after Import And Value of the Popular Lecturing of the Day a Discourse Pronounced Be?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Calvin Pease to read onlineMoreLess
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