Little Journeys to the Homes of Great Musicians
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He must place the thing in a way it has never before been placed; on the subject he must throw a new light ; he must carry the standard forward, and plant it one degree nearer the uncaptured citadel of the Ideal. And he must remember this: the very prominence of his position will cause him to be the target of contumely, abuse and much stupid misunder- standing. If he complains of these things (as he 109 ROBERT SCHUMANN probably will), he reveals a rift in the lute and proves that he is only a h...alf-god, after all.
Men of the highest type of culture — those of masterly talent — are not gregarious in their nature. The " jiner " instinct goes with a man who is a little doubtful, and so he attaches himself to this society, club or church.
^ The very tendency to " jine " is an admission of weakness — it is a getting under cover, a combining against the supposed enemy. The " jiner " is an ameba that clings to flotsam, instead of floating free in the great ocean of life. The lion loves his mate, but prefers to flock by himself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He must place the thing in a way it has never before been placed; on the subject he must throw a new light ; he must carry the standard forward, and plant it one degree nearer the uncaptured citadel of the Ideal. And he must remember this: the very prominence of his position will cause him to be the target of contumely, abuse and much stupid misunder- standing. If he complains of these things (as he 109 ROBERT SCHUMANN probably will), he reveals a rift in the lute and proves that he is only a h...alf-god, after all.
Men of the highest type of culture — those of masterly talent — are not gregarious in their nature. The " jiner " instinct goes with a man who is a little doubtful, and so he attaches himself to this society, club or church.
^ The very tendency to " jine " is an admission of weakness — it is a getting under cover, a combining against the supposed enemy. The " jiner " is an ameba that clings to flotsam, instead of floating free in the great ocean of life. The lion loves his mate, but prefers to flock by himself.
What to read after Little Journeys to the Homes of Great Musicians?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hubbard Elbert to read onlineMoreLess
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