Memoirs of the Memorable
Memoirs of the Memorable
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It is conceivable that from some mind might emanate a work that echoes down the ages, and yet, apart from it, the man might have a petty soul. Such are not the souls of the Great ! What of such is visible within the souls of Beaconsfield, of Glad- stone, of Tennyson, of Kitchener, of Shaftesbury, of Owen, of Irving ? Ah ! how I feel it when I traverse other lands, the bountiful France, the lonely Alp-lands, the Italy of Romance, that the heirs of England can never be diminu- 181 Memoirs of the ...Memorable tive or poor, whose motherland conceived such men as these. They in themselves would make an Empire great. They are incentives for all time, something wherewith to raise the standard of the years unborn.
And oh, ye Gods, the lights and shadows mingling in the folds as falls the curtain upon Irving's life ! He was the Cardinal in Tennyson's Becket. With open hand pressed to the weary eyes, he exclaims : " Into Thy hands, O God, I commend my Cause ! " and they ring the curtain down upon the privations, the struggle, the sus- pense, the aims, the laurels of a great life, and there remains for him but the repose of the Abbey and the remembrance of a people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is conceivable that from some mind might emanate a work that echoes down the ages, and yet, apart from it, the man might have a petty soul. Such are not the souls of the Great ! What of such is visible within the souls of Beaconsfield, of Glad- stone, of Tennyson, of Kitchener, of Shaftesbury, of Owen, of Irving ? Ah ! how I feel it when I traverse other lands, the bountiful France, the lonely Alp-lands, the Italy of Romance, that the heirs of England can never be diminu- 181 Memoirs of the ...Memorable tive or poor, whose motherland conceived such men as these. They in themselves would make an Empire great. They are incentives for all time, something wherewith to raise the standard of the years unborn.
And oh, ye Gods, the lights and shadows mingling in the folds as falls the curtain upon Irving's life ! He was the Cardinal in Tennyson's Becket. With open hand pressed to the weary eyes, he exclaims : " Into Thy hands, O God, I commend my Cause ! " and they ring the curtain down upon the privations, the struggle, the sus- pense, the aims, the laurels of a great life, and there remains for him but the repose of the Abbey and the remembrance of a people.
What to read after Memoirs of the Memorable?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Denham to read onlineMoreLess
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