Introductions to the Prose Romances Plays And Comedies of Edward Bulwer Lord Ly
Introductions to the Prose Romances Plays And Comedies of Edward Bulwer Lord Ly
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What he sees and hears impresses him as super- natural and therefore obnoxious to common sense, and the material explanations by which his experiences are resolvable fail to satisfy. He is harassed by the per- 248 PROSE ROMANCES OF BULWER petual struggle of antagonistic impressions. Believing that all man's knowledge comes from the senses, he finds that the senses can delude and cheat. Thus he is constrained to doubt the reliability of the very founda- tions of his belief.
Meanwhile his project...s are arrested, and his life sad- dened by the failing health of his wife, which neither change of scene nor constant care avail to benefit. In a desperate effort to win renewed vigor for her, Fenwick agrees to assist Margrave in a task which that enigmatical creature is confident will secure a re- storing elixir. The experiment fails, and all hope seems gone ; for what can comfort the survivor if the dead die forever ? Suddenly Fenwick recalls that man alone asks "do the dead die forever, " that nature gives no instinct in vain, and that the very question prompted by that in- stinct disposes of the doubt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What he sees and hears impresses him as super- natural and therefore obnoxious to common sense, and the material explanations by which his experiences are resolvable fail to satisfy. He is harassed by the per- 248 PROSE ROMANCES OF BULWER petual struggle of antagonistic impressions. Believing that all man's knowledge comes from the senses, he finds that the senses can delude and cheat. Thus he is constrained to doubt the reliability of the very founda- tions of his belief.
Meanwhile his project...s are arrested, and his life sad- dened by the failing health of his wife, which neither change of scene nor constant care avail to benefit. In a desperate effort to win renewed vigor for her, Fenwick agrees to assist Margrave in a task which that enigmatical creature is confident will secure a re- storing elixir. The experiment fails, and all hope seems gone ; for what can comfort the survivor if the dead die forever ? Suddenly Fenwick recalls that man alone asks "do the dead die forever, " that nature gives no instinct in vain, and that the very question prompted by that in- stinct disposes of the doubt.
What to read after Introductions to the Prose Romances Plays And Comedies of Edward Bulwer Lord Ly?
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