Infelicia
Infelicia
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65 He points to the eternal dome of heaven and its blazing worlds, and says : " Bound out thy life with beauty. " He points to the myriads of down-trodden, suffering men and women, and says : " Work with me for the re demption of these, my children. " He lures, and incites, and thrusts greatness upon men, and they will not take the gift.
Genius, on the contrary, loves toil, impediment, and poverty ; for from these it gains its strength, throws off the shadows, and lifts its proud head to immort...ality.
Neglect is but the fiat to an undying future.
To be popular is to be endorsed in the To-day and for gotten in the To-morrow.
It is the mess of pottage that alienates the birth right.
Genius that succumbs to misfortune, that allows itself to be blotted by the slime of slander and other serpents that infest society is so much the less genius.
The weak man or woman who stoops to whine over neglect, and poverty, and the snarls of the world, gives the sign of his or her own littleness.
Genius is power.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
65 He points to the eternal dome of heaven and its blazing worlds, and says : " Bound out thy life with beauty. " He points to the myriads of down-trodden, suffering men and women, and says : " Work with me for the re demption of these, my children. " He lures, and incites, and thrusts greatness upon men, and they will not take the gift.
Genius, on the contrary, loves toil, impediment, and poverty ; for from these it gains its strength, throws off the shadows, and lifts its proud head to immort...ality.
Neglect is but the fiat to an undying future.
To be popular is to be endorsed in the To-day and for gotten in the To-morrow.
It is the mess of pottage that alienates the birth right.
Genius that succumbs to misfortune, that allows itself to be blotted by the slime of slander and other serpents that infest society is so much the less genius.
The weak man or woman who stoops to whine over neglect, and poverty, and the snarls of the world, gives the sign of his or her own littleness.
Genius is power.
What to read after Infelicia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adah Isaacs Menken to read onlineMoreLess
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