Notes of Thought
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Some day surely this principle must make its way over the world, that it is humanity and justice, not severity, that engender sub- mission.
147 A young man is apt to think immensely of the social position of young ladies, and to feel it a terrible sacri- fice usually a sacrifice too terrible to be made, to marry a girl, however charming, whose family is even a shade lower than his own.
Yet take any dozen matrons of thirty and upwards, and (unless there was something quite remarkable in the matc...h, ) you will find that it is only by a struggle of memory that you can recall the maiden names of ten out of the twelve, and that the position of their families makes no shadow of a shade of difference in that of their husbands ! It is just one of those matters in which men's prudence is as extravagant as elsewhere it is lacking.
148 How the crowd enjoys a storm of declamation ! At the theatre, at the hustings, in Exeter Hall, in church, in chapel, the speaker who will stoop (like the heire of Lynne) " To run, to roar, to rant, to rave, " will carry all before him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some day surely this principle must make its way over the world, that it is humanity and justice, not severity, that engender sub- mission.
147 A young man is apt to think immensely of the social position of young ladies, and to feel it a terrible sacri- fice usually a sacrifice too terrible to be made, to marry a girl, however charming, whose family is even a shade lower than his own.
Yet take any dozen matrons of thirty and upwards, and (unless there was something quite remarkable in the matc...h, ) you will find that it is only by a struggle of memory that you can recall the maiden names of ten out of the twelve, and that the position of their families makes no shadow of a shade of difference in that of their husbands ! It is just one of those matters in which men's prudence is as extravagant as elsewhere it is lacking.
148 How the crowd enjoys a storm of declamation ! At the theatre, at the hustings, in Exeter Hall, in church, in chapel, the speaker who will stoop (like the heire of Lynne) " To run, to roar, to rant, to rave, " will carry all before him.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Buxton to read onlineMoreLess
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