Memoir of John Lewis Russell
Memoir of John Lewis Russell
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He saw at each moment his one thought, vividly, with his whole concentrated attention, and uttered it. Why should he stop to remember at the moment whether there were not other things also that he thought true? Dqubtless. But he could not stop ; the momentum was too great. He was too f^ll of that. And on he went, like the brimful ^ river, which cannot dally with its banks, but is driven forward by force of its own weighty tide. It was not strange that some knew him only as a radical of the radi...- cals ; for sometimes he was that. He was that in the utter freedom of his mind, and of his speculations.
Nevertheless he destroyed only that he might build the better. He struck at what appeared to him error only Digitized by Google for the sake of truth. In terms he often misrepresented his own thought, to those who judged him by what he said at one hearing, and said extemporaneously. His thought was a feeling as well .as a thought ; a burning conviction ; opposition only intensified its expression.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He saw at each moment his one thought, vividly, with his whole concentrated attention, and uttered it. Why should he stop to remember at the moment whether there were not other things also that he thought true? Dqubtless. But he could not stop ; the momentum was too great. He was too f^ll of that. And on he went, like the brimful ^ river, which cannot dally with its banks, but is driven forward by force of its own weighty tide. It was not strange that some knew him only as a radical of the radi...- cals ; for sometimes he was that. He was that in the utter freedom of his mind, and of his speculations.
Nevertheless he destroyed only that he might build the better. He struck at what appeared to him error only Digitized by Google for the sake of truth. In terms he often misrepresented his own thought, to those who judged him by what he said at one hearing, and said extemporaneously. His thought was a feeling as well .as a thought ; a burning conviction ; opposition only intensified its expression.
What to read after Memoir of John Lewis Russell?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E B Edmund Burke Willson to read onlineMoreLess
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