Stray Leaves By Herbert Paul
Stray Leaves By Herbert Paul
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He was by no means an ignorant man. He knew enough to make blunders quite beyond the reach of a dunce, and to destroy the possibility of restoring a text by changes which were not merely absurd in themselves, but would, if adopted, have removed all chance of finding the proper emendation. It is not for a desultory amateur to affect contempt of sciolism, unless sciolism occupies the profes- sorial chair. But as Barnes was to Bentley, so are the mechanical products of compulsory Greek to Barnes. ...If they were asked in the witness-box, as the Claimant was, what Greek they had read at school, they would probably not say *' Caesar. " They would remember that Caesar wrote a book for beginners in Latin. But an aversion from the sight of the Greek alphabet is the most definite result in many cases of ramming Greek syntax into unsympathetic minds. It is the same with mathematics. Mathematicians, like musicians, are born, not made, and are scarcely less to be envied. Astronomy is their plaything, and they have the instinct of exactitude.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was by no means an ignorant man. He knew enough to make blunders quite beyond the reach of a dunce, and to destroy the possibility of restoring a text by changes which were not merely absurd in themselves, but would, if adopted, have removed all chance of finding the proper emendation. It is not for a desultory amateur to affect contempt of sciolism, unless sciolism occupies the profes- sorial chair. But as Barnes was to Bentley, so are the mechanical products of compulsory Greek to Barnes. ...If they were asked in the witness-box, as the Claimant was, what Greek they had read at school, they would probably not say *' Caesar. " They would remember that Caesar wrote a book for beginners in Latin. But an aversion from the sight of the Greek alphabet is the most definite result in many cases of ramming Greek syntax into unsympathetic minds. It is the same with mathematics. Mathematicians, like musicians, are born, not made, and are scarcely less to be envied. Astronomy is their plaything, and they have the instinct of exactitude.
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