Nathaniel Hawthorne, How to Know Him
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His mind was nat- urally acquisitive; and, however lax were his social instincts, he used his eyes with a good deal of inti- macy upon their objects. He really absorbed expe- rience, so far as it lay in the purview of observation ; shy and solitary as he was, it is unlikely that any one along that coast was more accurately familiar with its look and with the habits and thoughts of its folk and their forefathers. This knowledge, taken in bulk, was his race-inheritance, whether it came to him by ...direct observation of the things and people THE COLONIAL TRADITION 103 where he lived and walked, or by reading the homely memorials of the wilderness years in these same places. Eager and acute to see, to notice and to meditate _what he saw, and with a sympathetic -ge nius to i nterpret and_JQ~unders"tand, because he was o#-the.bloodand knew the common past, he was an ideal historiographer of the "community ; but, besides, there was added to his blood the secret drop of artijt^genjusj hat mad e hirxLa-cfeatorJiistead of a,recorder of life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His mind was nat- urally acquisitive; and, however lax were his social instincts, he used his eyes with a good deal of inti- macy upon their objects. He really absorbed expe- rience, so far as it lay in the purview of observation ; shy and solitary as he was, it is unlikely that any one along that coast was more accurately familiar with its look and with the habits and thoughts of its folk and their forefathers. This knowledge, taken in bulk, was his race-inheritance, whether it came to him by ...direct observation of the things and people THE COLONIAL TRADITION 103 where he lived and walked, or by reading the homely memorials of the wilderness years in these same places. Eager and acute to see, to notice and to meditate _what he saw, and with a sympathetic -ge nius to i nterpret and_JQ~unders"tand, because he was o#-the.bloodand knew the common past, he was an ideal historiographer of the "community ; but, besides, there was added to his blood the secret drop of artijt^genjusj hat mad e hirxLa-cfeatorJiistead of a,recorder of life.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Woodberry George Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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