James Hinton a Sketch
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He gave up that ' great ' duty, the duty of thinking according to appearances, and said, ' I shall not think of this body as moved as it seems but I shall think of it as falling. This method, which answers here, I shall apply there. ' ' Hinton, himself, has the genius element, in so far as by suggesting simple pictures he can make us realise where we succeed and where we fail in our duty to mankind, and support us in our defence, and not defiance, of natural, or even abnormal, people, and their... actions for good or evil.
" Suppose the habit, " he says, " deemed a moral right, of holding the hands up without anything to be done by the action. The instinct genius fulfils is simply that of letting them fall. Now in doing so what offence he would give ! And what reply would he have ? People would say to him : ' Why do you put your hands down ? ' What could he say but that he felt dis- posed to ? But they might reply : ' Do not we all feel disposed to as much as you ? Are we not all "tempted" to do so?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He gave up that ' great ' duty, the duty of thinking according to appearances, and said, ' I shall not think of this body as moved as it seems but I shall think of it as falling. This method, which answers here, I shall apply there. ' ' Hinton, himself, has the genius element, in so far as by suggesting simple pictures he can make us realise where we succeed and where we fail in our duty to mankind, and support us in our defence, and not defiance, of natural, or even abnormal, people, and their... actions for good or evil.
" Suppose the habit, " he says, " deemed a moral right, of holding the hands up without anything to be done by the action. The instinct genius fulfils is simply that of letting them fall. Now in doing so what offence he would give ! And what reply would he have ? People would say to him : ' Why do you put your hands down ? ' What could he say but that he felt dis- posed to ? But they might reply : ' Do not we all feel disposed to as much as you ? Are we not all "tempted" to do so?
What to read after James Hinton a Sketch?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellis Havelock to read onlineMoreLess
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