Latter-Day Pamphlets
Latter-Day Pamphlets
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His opinion you do not ask on any mat- ter : on the matter he has no opinion, judgment, or insight ; only on what may be said about the matter, how it may be argued of, what tune may be played upon it to enlighten the eyes of the Fourth Estate.
Such a soul, though to the eye he still keeps tum- bling about in the Parliamentary element, and makes 'motions,' and passes bills, for aught I know, — are we to define him as a living one, or as a dead ? Par- tridge the Almanac-maker, whose * publicatio...ns' still regularly appear, is known to be dead ! The dog that was drowned last summer, and that floats up and down the Thames with ebb and flood ever since, — is it not dead ? Alas, in the hot months, you meet here and there such a floating dog ; and at- length, if you often use the river steamers, get to know him by sight. " There he is again, still astir there in his quasi- stygian element!" you dejectedly exclaim (perhaps reading your Morning Newspaper at the moment); and reflect, with a painful oppression of nose and imagination, on certain completed professors of par- liamentary eloquence in modern times.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His opinion you do not ask on any mat- ter : on the matter he has no opinion, judgment, or insight ; only on what may be said about the matter, how it may be argued of, what tune may be played upon it to enlighten the eyes of the Fourth Estate.
Such a soul, though to the eye he still keeps tum- bling about in the Parliamentary element, and makes 'motions,' and passes bills, for aught I know, — are we to define him as a living one, or as a dead ? Par- tridge the Almanac-maker, whose * publicatio...ns' still regularly appear, is known to be dead ! The dog that was drowned last summer, and that floats up and down the Thames with ebb and flood ever since, — is it not dead ? Alas, in the hot months, you meet here and there such a floating dog ; and at- length, if you often use the river steamers, get to know him by sight. " There he is again, still astir there in his quasi- stygian element!" you dejectedly exclaim (perhaps reading your Morning Newspaper at the moment); and reflect, with a painful oppression of nose and imagination, on certain completed professors of par- liamentary eloquence in modern times.
What to read after Latter-Day Pamphlets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carlyle, Thomas, 1795-1881 to read onlineMoreLess
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