Recollections of Pattison
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He had long since laid aside his juvenile sympathy with the French Revolution ; yet, on hearing the old familiar strain, he rose from his seat (old and infirm as he was), and the tears came to his eyes. Personally I never saw him thus give way to his feelings ; but I remember his saying that he pitied the man whose spirit was not stirred by the cry for deliverance in the Per see : e TrarpiS', eAcv0epo{;T Sc TratSag, yvvcuKas, 6tiov T Trarpwcov ZSrj.
Pattison, so far as I could judge, had hardly... a spark of this patriotic zeal. His want of interest in the politics of the day is well shown by a habit of his, which is reported to me at first hand. He never turned to the newspapers till 9 p. M. , and RECOLLECTIONS OF PATTISON. 41 then chiefly from a sense of duty. * Generally, instead of reading them himself, he would lie down on his sofa, take out his watch, and shut his eyes, while his niece looked down the columns, and gave him the shortest possible epitome of the Times. If she got through it in less than twenty minutes, she was commended.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had long since laid aside his juvenile sympathy with the French Revolution ; yet, on hearing the old familiar strain, he rose from his seat (old and infirm as he was), and the tears came to his eyes. Personally I never saw him thus give way to his feelings ; but I remember his saying that he pitied the man whose spirit was not stirred by the cry for deliverance in the Per see : e TrarpiS', eAcv0epo{;T Sc TratSag, yvvcuKas, 6tiov T Trarpwcov ZSrj.
Pattison, so far as I could judge, had hardly... a spark of this patriotic zeal. His want of interest in the politics of the day is well shown by a habit of his, which is reported to me at first hand. He never turned to the newspapers till 9 p. M. , and RECOLLECTIONS OF PATTISON. 41 then chiefly from a sense of duty. * Generally, instead of reading them himself, he would lie down on his sofa, take out his watch, and shut his eyes, while his niece looked down the columns, and gave him the shortest possible epitome of the Times. If she got through it in less than twenty minutes, she was commended.
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