Obiter Dicta, Second Series
Obiter Dicta, Second Series
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They came to be tossed and gored. And after all, arc they so much to be pitied ? They have our syni- pathy, and the Doctor has our applause. I am not prepared to say, with the simpering fellow with weak legs whom David Copperfield met at Mr. Waterbrook*s dinner tabic, that I would sooner be knocked down by a man with blood than picked up by a man without any ; but, argumentatively speaking, I think it would be better for a man's reputation to be knocked down by Dr. Johnson than picked up by Mr....
Froude.
Johnson's claim to be the best of our talkers cannot, on our present materials, be contested.
For the most part we have only talk about other talkers. Johnson's is matter of record.
Carlyle no doubt was a great talker — no man talked against talk or broke silence to praise it more eloquently than he, but unfortunately Digitized by Google Il8 DR. JOHNSON.
none of it is in evidence. All that is given us is a sort of Commination Service writ large.
Wc soon weary of it Man does not live by curses alone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They came to be tossed and gored. And after all, arc they so much to be pitied ? They have our syni- pathy, and the Doctor has our applause. I am not prepared to say, with the simpering fellow with weak legs whom David Copperfield met at Mr. Waterbrook*s dinner tabic, that I would sooner be knocked down by a man with blood than picked up by a man without any ; but, argumentatively speaking, I think it would be better for a man's reputation to be knocked down by Dr. Johnson than picked up by Mr....
Froude.
Johnson's claim to be the best of our talkers cannot, on our present materials, be contested.
For the most part we have only talk about other talkers. Johnson's is matter of record.
Carlyle no doubt was a great talker — no man talked against talk or broke silence to praise it more eloquently than he, but unfortunately Digitized by Google Il8 DR. JOHNSON.
none of it is in evidence. All that is given us is a sort of Commination Service writ large.
Wc soon weary of it Man does not live by curses alone.
What to read after Obiter Dicta, Second Series?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Birrell Augustine to read onlineMoreLess
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