Memoirs of Carwin, the Biloquist
Memoirs of Carwin, the Biloquist
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Meanwhile I imparted them to Ludloe.
Chapter VI.
In answer to the reveries and speculations which I sent to himrespecting this subject, Ludloe informed me, that they had led his mindinto a new sphere of meditation. He had long and deeply considered inwhat way he might essentially promote my happiness. He had entertained afaint hope that I would one day be qualified for a station like that towhich he himself had been advanced. This post required an elevation andstability of views which human bei...ngs seldom reach, and which could beattained by me only by a long series of heroic labours. Hitherto everynew stage in my intellectual progress had added vigour to his hopes, and he cherished a stronger belief than formerly that my career wouldterminate auspiciously. This, however, was necessarily distant. Manypreliminaries must first be settled; many arduous accomplishments befirst obtained; and my virtue be subjected to severe trials. At presentit was not in his power to be more explicit; but if my reflectionssuggested no better plan, he advised me to settle my affairs in Spain, and return to him immediately.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Meanwhile I imparted them to Ludloe.
Chapter VI.
In answer to the reveries and speculations which I sent to himrespecting this subject, Ludloe informed me, that they had led his mindinto a new sphere of meditation. He had long and deeply considered inwhat way he might essentially promote my happiness. He had entertained afaint hope that I would one day be qualified for a station like that towhich he himself had been advanced. This post required an elevation andstability of views which human bei...ngs seldom reach, and which could beattained by me only by a long series of heroic labours. Hitherto everynew stage in my intellectual progress had added vigour to his hopes, and he cherished a stronger belief than formerly that my career wouldterminate auspiciously. This, however, was necessarily distant. Manypreliminaries must first be settled; many arduous accomplishments befirst obtained; and my virtue be subjected to severe trials. At presentit was not in his power to be more explicit; but if my reflectionssuggested no better plan, he advised me to settle my affairs in Spain, and return to him immediately.
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