Sartor Resartus; the Life And Opinions of Herr Teufelsdröckh. in Three Books ..
Sartor Resartus; the Life And Opinions of Herr Teufelsdröckh. in Three Books ..
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foolish Heatnen that 1 was, I felt that, under certain conditions, I coula have loved this man, and taken him to my bosom, and been his brother : once and always. By degrees, however, I understood the new time, and ' its wants. If man's Soul is indeed, as in the Finnish Language, and Utilitarian Philosophy, a kind of Stomachy what else is the true meaning of Spiritual Union but an Eating together 1 Thus we, instead of Friends, are Dinner-guests ; and here as elsewhere have cast away chimer...as." So ends, abruptly as is usual, and enigmatically, this little incipient romance. What henceforth becomes of the brave Herr Towgood, or Toughgut 1 He has dived under, in the Autobiographical Chaos, and swims we see not where. Does any reader ** in the interior jj^arts of England" know of such a mani CHAPTER IV.
OBTTINa UNDER WAY.
" Thus neverthele£>s," writes our Autobiographer, apparently as quit- ting College, " was there realised Somewhat ; namely, i, Diogenes Teu- felsdrockh: a visible Temporary Figure {ZeitHla), occupying some cubic feet of Space, and containing within it Forces both ph3rsical and spiritual ; hopes, passions, thoughts ; the whole wondrous furniture, in more or less perfection, belonging to that mystery, a Man.
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foolish Heatnen that 1 was, I felt that, under certain conditions, I coula have loved this man, and taken him to my bosom, and been his brother : once and always. By degrees, however, I understood the new time, and ' its wants. If man's Soul is indeed, as in the Finnish Language, and Utilitarian Philosophy, a kind of Stomachy what else is the true meaning of Spiritual Union but an Eating together 1 Thus we, instead of Friends, are Dinner-guests ; and here as elsewhere have cast away chimer...as." So ends, abruptly as is usual, and enigmatically, this little incipient romance. What henceforth becomes of the brave Herr Towgood, or Toughgut 1 He has dived under, in the Autobiographical Chaos, and swims we see not where. Does any reader ** in the interior jj^arts of England" know of such a mani CHAPTER IV.
OBTTINa UNDER WAY.
" Thus neverthele£>s," writes our Autobiographer, apparently as quit- ting College, " was there realised Somewhat ; namely, i, Diogenes Teu- felsdrockh: a visible Temporary Figure {ZeitHla), occupying some cubic feet of Space, and containing within it Forces both ph3rsical and spiritual ; hopes, passions, thoughts ; the whole wondrous furniture, in more or less perfection, belonging to that mystery, a Man.
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