Papyrus
Papyrus
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They speak so beauti- fully of my work; they believe in it; they say they want more of it, — and yet they would destroy it! They do not know what it costs, — and they would break the wings and scatter the feather-dust, even as the child that only wanted to caress the butterfly. And they speak of communion and converse and sympathy and friendship, — all of which are indeed precious things to others but mortally deadly to me, repre- senting the breaking up of habits of industry, and the sin of di...sobedience to the Holy Ghost, — against whom sin shall not be forgiven, either in this life or the life to come." * * * "The strong worker and thinker works and thinks by him- self. He does not want help or sympathy or company. His pleasure in the work is enough." * ♦ • ♦ "One thing is dead sure: in another generation there can be no living by dreaming and scheming of art; only those 4 Digitized by Google The pAFYRud.
having wealth can indulge in the luxury of writing books for their own pleasure." Hearn's philosophy of life, the daily human habit of the man, as revealed in these letters to a few chosen friends, is not less racy and interesting than his literary side, and it shows him in genial, lovable aspects that will surprise many who yet recall the old newspaper libels upon his personal character.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They speak so beauti- fully of my work; they believe in it; they say they want more of it, — and yet they would destroy it! They do not know what it costs, — and they would break the wings and scatter the feather-dust, even as the child that only wanted to caress the butterfly. And they speak of communion and converse and sympathy and friendship, — all of which are indeed precious things to others but mortally deadly to me, repre- senting the breaking up of habits of industry, and the sin of di...sobedience to the Holy Ghost, — against whom sin shall not be forgiven, either in this life or the life to come." * * * "The strong worker and thinker works and thinks by him- self. He does not want help or sympathy or company. His pleasure in the work is enough." * ♦ • ♦ "One thing is dead sure: in another generation there can be no living by dreaming and scheming of art; only those 4 Digitized by Google The pAFYRud.
having wealth can indulge in the luxury of writing books for their own pleasure." Hearn's philosophy of life, the daily human habit of the man, as revealed in these letters to a few chosen friends, is not less racy and interesting than his literary side, and it shows him in genial, lovable aspects that will surprise many who yet recall the old newspaper libels upon his personal character.
What to read after Papyrus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Monahan, Michael, 1865-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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