Other Tales And Sketches
Other Tales And Sketches
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Mortal, then thedead were with you! And thus shall the earth-dulled soul, whom Iinspire, be conscious of a misty brightness among his thoughts, andstrive to make it gleam upon the page, --but all in vain. Poor author!How will he despise what he can grasp, for the sake of the dim glorythat eludes him!
So talk we of graves and goblins. But, what have ghosts to do withgraves? Mortal man, wearing the dust which shall require a sepulchre, might deem it more a home and resting-place than a spirit can..., whoseearthly clod has returned to earth. Thus philosophers have reasoned. Yet wiser they who adhere to the ancient sentiment, that a phantomhaunts and hallows the marble tomb or grassy hillock where its materialform was laid. Till purified from each stain of clay; till the passionsof the living world are all forgotten; till it have less brotherhoodwith the wayfarers of earth, than with spirits that never woremortality, --the ghost must linger round the grave. O, it is a long anddreary watch to some of us!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mortal, then thedead were with you! And thus shall the earth-dulled soul, whom Iinspire, be conscious of a misty brightness among his thoughts, andstrive to make it gleam upon the page, --but all in vain. Poor author!How will he despise what he can grasp, for the sake of the dim glorythat eludes him!
So talk we of graves and goblins. But, what have ghosts to do withgraves? Mortal man, wearing the dust which shall require a sepulchre, might deem it more a home and resting-place than a spirit can..., whoseearthly clod has returned to earth. Thus philosophers have reasoned. Yet wiser they who adhere to the ancient sentiment, that a phantomhaunts and hallows the marble tomb or grassy hillock where its materialform was laid. Till purified from each stain of clay; till the passionsof the living world are all forgotten; till it have less brotherhoodwith the wayfarers of earth, than with spirits that never woremortality, --the ghost must linger round the grave. O, it is a long anddreary watch to some of us!
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hawthorne Nathaniel to read onlineMoreLess
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