The Caxtons — volume 08
The Caxtons — volume 08
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--"To-morrow. " (And he puts the manuscript away in a drawer. ) We then conversed on various matters for nearly an hour; and myimpression of this young man's natural ability was confirmed andheightened. But it was an ability as wrong and perverse in itsdirections or instincts as a French novelist's. He seemed to have, to ahigh degree, the harder portion of the reasoning faculty, but to bealmost wholly without that arch beautifier of character, that sweetpurifier of mere intellect, --the imagina...tion; for though we are too muchtaught to be on our guard against imagination, I hold it, with CaptainRoland, to be the divinest kind of reason we possess, and the one thatleads us the least astray. In youth, indeed, it occasions errors, butthey are not of a sordid or debasing nature. Newton says that one finaleffect of the comets is to recruit the seas and the planets by acondensation of the vapors and exhalations therein; and so even theerratic flashes of an imagination really healthful and vigorous deepenour knowledge and brighten our lights; they recruit our seas and ourstars.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
--"To-morrow. " (And he puts the manuscript away in a drawer. ) We then conversed on various matters for nearly an hour; and myimpression of this young man's natural ability was confirmed andheightened. But it was an ability as wrong and perverse in itsdirections or instincts as a French novelist's. He seemed to have, to ahigh degree, the harder portion of the reasoning faculty, but to bealmost wholly without that arch beautifier of character, that sweetpurifier of mere intellect, --the imagina...tion; for though we are too muchtaught to be on our guard against imagination, I hold it, with CaptainRoland, to be the divinest kind of reason we possess, and the one thatleads us the least astray. In youth, indeed, it occasions errors, butthey are not of a sordid or debasing nature. Newton says that one finaleffect of the comets is to recruit the seas and the planets by acondensation of the vapors and exhalations therein; and so even theerratic flashes of an imagination really healthful and vigorous deepenour knowledge and brighten our lights; they recruit our seas and ourstars.
What to read after The Caxtons — volume 08?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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