Manliness in the Scholar
Manliness in the Scholar
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A thorough consent of judgment, conscience, imagination, affection, all vitalized and active, with a cer- tain invincible firmness of will, as the effect of such a consent this is implied in a really abounding and masterful courage. It is not impatient. It is not imperious. It is not the creature of fractious and vehement will-power in man. It is never allied with a passionate selfishness. It is associated with great convic- tions, has its roots in profound moral ex- periences, is nourished by ...thoughts of God and the hereafter. It is as sensitive and gentle in spirit as it is persistent and highly resolved. It forms the base of sympathies, generosities, rather than of defiances. Its language is that of courtesy always, never of petulance, or of egotistic arrogance. A chivalric manner is natural to it, especially toward those who are weak or alarmed as natural as is his carol to the song-bird, or its inter-play of colors to the flowering tulip.
But though courteous, sympathetic, and ready for all genial affiliations, it is sufficient in itself, and quite independent of outward auxil- 13 iaries.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A thorough consent of judgment, conscience, imagination, affection, all vitalized and active, with a cer- tain invincible firmness of will, as the effect of such a consent this is implied in a really abounding and masterful courage. It is not impatient. It is not imperious. It is not the creature of fractious and vehement will-power in man. It is never allied with a passionate selfishness. It is associated with great convic- tions, has its roots in profound moral ex- periences, is nourished by ...thoughts of God and the hereafter. It is as sensitive and gentle in spirit as it is persistent and highly resolved. It forms the base of sympathies, generosities, rather than of defiances. Its language is that of courtesy always, never of petulance, or of egotistic arrogance. A chivalric manner is natural to it, especially toward those who are weak or alarmed as natural as is his carol to the song-bird, or its inter-play of colors to the flowering tulip.
But though courteous, sympathetic, and ready for all genial affiliations, it is sufficient in itself, and quite independent of outward auxil- 13 iaries.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Storrs, Richard S. (Richard Salter), 1821-1900 to read onlineMoreLess
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