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He could not be betrayed into foolish engagements; he could not be betrayed into expensive habits. Profusion and extravagance had no hold over him, by any one pas- sion or taste. He was not luxurious in anything; was not vain or even careful of external appearances; was not, even in the article of books, expensive. Very few books sufficed him; he was careless habitually of all the current literature, or indeed of any literature that could not be considered as enshrining the very ideal, capital,... and elementary grandeur of the human intellect.
Thousands of books that have given the most genuine and even rapturous delight to millions of ihgenuous minds were for Wordsworth absolutely a dead letter, — closed and sealed up from his sensibilities and his powers of appreciation, not less than colors from a blind man's eye. Even the few books which his peculiar mind had made indispensable to him were not in such a sense indis- pensable as they would have been to a man of more sedentary habits.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He could not be betrayed into foolish engagements; he could not be betrayed into expensive habits. Profusion and extravagance had no hold over him, by any one pas- sion or taste. He was not luxurious in anything; was not vain or even careful of external appearances; was not, even in the article of books, expensive. Very few books sufficed him; he was careless habitually of all the current literature, or indeed of any literature that could not be considered as enshrining the very ideal, capital,... and elementary grandeur of the human intellect.
Thousands of books that have given the most genuine and even rapturous delight to millions of ihgenuous minds were for Wordsworth absolutely a dead letter, — closed and sealed up from his sensibilities and his powers of appreciation, not less than colors from a blind man's eye. Even the few books which his peculiar mind had made indispensable to him were not in such a sense indis- pensable as they would have been to a man of more sedentary habits.
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