Rasselas : a Tale
Rasselas : a Tale
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Some were of opinion, that the folly of his choice had been justly punished by condemnation to perpetual perse- verance. One of the youngest among them, with great vehemence, pronounced him an hypocrite.
Some talked of the right of society to the labour of individuals, and considereri retirement as a desertion of duty. Otheis readily allowed, that there was a time when the claims of the public were satisfied^ and when a man might properly sequester himself to review his life, and purify his hea...rt.
One, who appeared more affected with the narra- tive than the rest, thought it likely, that the hermit would in a few years, go back to his retreat, and perhaps, if shame did not restrain, or death intercept him , return once more from 'lis retreat into the world : ** For the hope of happiness," said he, " is so strong- ly impressed, that the longest experience is not able to efface it. Of the present state, whatever it be, we feel, and are forred to confess, the misery: yet, when the same state is again at a distance, imagina- tion paints it 'is desirable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some were of opinion, that the folly of his choice had been justly punished by condemnation to perpetual perse- verance. One of the youngest among them, with great vehemence, pronounced him an hypocrite.
Some talked of the right of society to the labour of individuals, and considereri retirement as a desertion of duty. Otheis readily allowed, that there was a time when the claims of the public were satisfied^ and when a man might properly sequester himself to review his life, and purify his hea...rt.
One, who appeared more affected with the narra- tive than the rest, thought it likely, that the hermit would in a few years, go back to his retreat, and perhaps, if shame did not restrain, or death intercept him , return once more from 'lis retreat into the world : ** For the hope of happiness," said he, " is so strong- ly impressed, that the longest experience is not able to efface it. Of the present state, whatever it be, we feel, and are forred to confess, the misery: yet, when the same state is again at a distance, imagina- tion paints it 'is desirable.
What to read after Rasselas : a Tale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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