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In his exquisite lament Tennyson has said, "And I ^my harp would prelude woe I can not all command the strings. The glory of the sum of things Will flash along the chords and go. '' Nor would the writer imply that the present conditions being "right" are final. Change is the keynote of the universe and finality is a myth. From the primal bog the creature man has dragged his slow way up the slippery grade of development, shedding one by one his brutish traits and ever striving to fan into flame ...that small spark of soul which has led him hopefully on. Like a beacon in the night the vision of ultimate justice among men has glowed before him and even now is glowing with increased in- tensity. With ever increasing will and with ever increasing intelligence he presses onward and up- ward toward the still distant goal of civilization. One-third lizard, one-third man and one-third angel he bends to the grade; the lights of civil- ization are in sight; his thews are strengthened by ages of stress and strain, his course has been Prologue xxiii ever upward and ever upward it will be, in spite of the element of swamp reptile which has per- sistently clung to him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In his exquisite lament Tennyson has said, "And I ^my harp would prelude woe I can not all command the strings. The glory of the sum of things Will flash along the chords and go. '' Nor would the writer imply that the present conditions being "right" are final. Change is the keynote of the universe and finality is a myth. From the primal bog the creature man has dragged his slow way up the slippery grade of development, shedding one by one his brutish traits and ever striving to fan into flame ...that small spark of soul which has led him hopefully on. Like a beacon in the night the vision of ultimate justice among men has glowed before him and even now is glowing with increased in- tensity. With ever increasing will and with ever increasing intelligence he presses onward and up- ward toward the still distant goal of civilization. One-third lizard, one-third man and one-third angel he bends to the grade; the lights of civil- ization are in sight; his thews are strengthened by ages of stress and strain, his course has been Prologue xxiii ever upward and ever upward it will be, in spite of the element of swamp reptile which has per- sistently clung to him.
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