Rasselas
Rasselas
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CHAP. xxn.
The Happinesa of a lift led aoinrding to Nature.
Rasselas went often to an assembly of learned men, who met at stated times to unbend their minds and compare their opinions. Their manners were somewhat coarse, but their conversation was instructive, and their disputations acute, though sometimes too violent, and oflen contmued till neither controvertist remembered upon what question they began.
Some faults were almost general among them : every one was desirous to dictate to the rest..., and every one was pleased to hear the genius or knowledge of another depreciated.
In this assembly Rasselas was relating his interview with the hermit, and the wonder with which he heard him censure A course of life which he had so deliberately chosen, and so laudably followed. The sentiments of the bearers were.?*- rious. Some were of opinion, that the folly of his choice had been justly punished by condemnation to perpetual perseyeiw ance. One of the youngest among them, with great vehe- mence, pronounced him a hypocrite.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAP. xxn.
The Happinesa of a lift led aoinrding to Nature.
Rasselas went often to an assembly of learned men, who met at stated times to unbend their minds and compare their opinions. Their manners were somewhat coarse, but their conversation was instructive, and their disputations acute, though sometimes too violent, and oflen contmued till neither controvertist remembered upon what question they began.
Some faults were almost general among them : every one was desirous to dictate to the rest..., and every one was pleased to hear the genius or knowledge of another depreciated.
In this assembly Rasselas was relating his interview with the hermit, and the wonder with which he heard him censure A course of life which he had so deliberately chosen, and so laudably followed. The sentiments of the bearers were.?*- rious. Some were of opinion, that the folly of his choice had been justly punished by condemnation to perpetual perseyeiw ance. One of the youngest among them, with great vehe- mence, pronounced him a hypocrite.
What to read after Rasselas?
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