On the Old Road Vol. 1 (Of 2)
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The lesson so farpleased the public of that day, that ever since, they have refused tolisten to any corollaries or conclusions from it, assuring me, year byyear, continually, that the older I grew, the less I knew, and the worseI wrote. Nevertheless, that first volume of _Modern Painters_ did by nomeans contain all that even then I knew; and in the third, nominallytreating of "Many Things, " will be found the full expression of what Iknew best; namely, that all "things, " many or few, which we ...ought topaint, must be first distinguished boldly from the nothings which weought not; and that a faithful realist, before he could question whetherhis art was representing anything truly, had first to ask whether itmeant seriously to represent anything at all!
242. And such definition has in these days become more needful than everbefore, in this solid, or spectral--which-ever the reader pleases toconsider it--world of ours. For some of us, who have no perception butof solidity, are agreed to consider all that is not solid, or weighablyliquid, nothing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The lesson so farpleased the public of that day, that ever since, they have refused tolisten to any corollaries or conclusions from it, assuring me, year byyear, continually, that the older I grew, the less I knew, and the worseI wrote. Nevertheless, that first volume of _Modern Painters_ did by nomeans contain all that even then I knew; and in the third, nominallytreating of "Many Things, " will be found the full expression of what Iknew best; namely, that all "things, " many or few, which we ...ought topaint, must be first distinguished boldly from the nothings which weought not; and that a faithful realist, before he could question whetherhis art was representing anything truly, had first to ask whether itmeant seriously to represent anything at all!
242. And such definition has in these days become more needful than everbefore, in this solid, or spectral--which-ever the reader pleases toconsider it--world of ours. For some of us, who have no perception butof solidity, are agreed to consider all that is not solid, or weighablyliquid, nothing.
What to read after On the Old Road Vol. 1 (Of 2)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ruskin, John, 1819-1900 to read onlineMoreLess
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