Memories And Studies
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There was no time for deliberation; so, with myforefinger under a part of the straw that cast no shadow, I foundmyself impulsively and automatically imitating the rhythmical movementswhich my colleague had prophesied the heart would undergo. I kept theexperiment from failing; and not only saved my colleague (and theturtle) from a humiliation that but for my presence of mind would havebeen their lot, but I established in the audience the true view of thesubject. The lecturer was stating this; an...d the misconduct of onehalf-dead specimen of heart ought not to destroy the impression of hiswords. "There is no worse lie than a truth misunderstood, " is a maximwhich I have heard ascribed to a former venerated President of Harvard. The heart's failure would have been misunderstood by the audience andgiven the lie to the lecturer. It was hard enough to make themunderstand the subject anyhow; so that even now as I write in coolblood I am tempted to think that I acted quite correctly. I was actingfor the _larger_ truth, at any rate, however automatically; and mysense of this was probably what prevented the more pedantic and literalpart of my conscience from checking the action of my sympatheticfinger.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was no time for deliberation; so, with myforefinger under a part of the straw that cast no shadow, I foundmyself impulsively and automatically imitating the rhythmical movementswhich my colleague had prophesied the heart would undergo. I kept theexperiment from failing; and not only saved my colleague (and theturtle) from a humiliation that but for my presence of mind would havebeen their lot, but I established in the audience the true view of thesubject. The lecturer was stating this; an...d the misconduct of onehalf-dead specimen of heart ought not to destroy the impression of hiswords. "There is no worse lie than a truth misunderstood, " is a maximwhich I have heard ascribed to a former venerated President of Harvard. The heart's failure would have been misunderstood by the audience andgiven the lie to the lecturer. It was hard enough to make themunderstand the subject anyhow; so that even now as I write in coolblood I am tempted to think that I acted quite correctly. I was actingfor the _larger_ truth, at any rate, however automatically; and mysense of this was probably what prevented the more pedantic and literalpart of my conscience from checking the action of my sympatheticfinger.
What to read after Memories And Studies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James William to read onlineMoreLess
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