Prefaces And Prologues to Famous Books
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The intimation may unite with theirown misgivings to regulate their sensibility, and to bring in, soonerthan it would otherwise have arrived, a more discreet and soundjudgement.
If it should excite wonder that men of ability, in later life, whoseunderstandings have been rendered acute by practice in affairs, shouldbe so easily and so far imposed upon when they happen to take up anew work in verse, this appears to be the cause;--that, havingdiscontinued their attention to poetry, whatever progre...ss may havebeen made in other departments of knowledge, they have not, as to thisart, advanced in true discernment beyond the age of youth. If, then, a new poem fall in their way, whose attractions are of that kind whichwould have enraptured them during the heat of youth, the judgementnot being improved to a degree that they shall be disgusted, they aredazzled, and prize and cherish the faults for having had power to makethe present time vanish before them, and to throw the mind back, asby enchantment, into the happiest season of life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The intimation may unite with theirown misgivings to regulate their sensibility, and to bring in, soonerthan it would otherwise have arrived, a more discreet and soundjudgement.
If it should excite wonder that men of ability, in later life, whoseunderstandings have been rendered acute by practice in affairs, shouldbe so easily and so far imposed upon when they happen to take up anew work in verse, this appears to be the cause;--that, havingdiscontinued their attention to poetry, whatever progre...ss may havebeen made in other departments of knowledge, they have not, as to thisart, advanced in true discernment beyond the age of youth. If, then, a new poem fall in their way, whose attractions are of that kind whichwould have enraptured them during the heat of youth, the judgementnot being improved to a degree that they shall be disgusted, they aredazzled, and prize and cherish the faults for having had power to makethe present time vanish before them, and to throw the mind back, asby enchantment, into the happiest season of life.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bacon Francis to read onlineMoreLess
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