The Ethics of George Eliot's Works
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Necessity is laid on me, which I darenot gainsay, to preach this Gospel of God's kingdom, as, even on earth, akingdom of righteousness, truth, and love. " Such is one phase of the Savonarola here portrayed to us; and herein isplaced before us the secret of his greatness and strength. This firmassertion of the highest right his consciousness recognises, amid alldifficulty, hardness, and disappointment; this persistent endeavour byprecept and example to rouse men to a truer and better life than t...heirown varied self-seekings; this unflinching struggle against everythingfalse, mean, and base, --these things make him a power in the State beforewhich King and Pope are compelled to bow in respect or fear. Over eventhe larger nature of Romola his words at this time have sway, --the swaywhich more distinct perception of _all_ the relations of duty gives overa spirit equally earnest to seek the right alone.
In time there comes a change, almost imperceptibly, working from withinoutwards, first clearly announced through the changed relations of othersto him, though these are but symptomatic of change within himself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Necessity is laid on me, which I darenot gainsay, to preach this Gospel of God's kingdom, as, even on earth, akingdom of righteousness, truth, and love. " Such is one phase of the Savonarola here portrayed to us; and herein isplaced before us the secret of his greatness and strength. This firmassertion of the highest right his consciousness recognises, amid alldifficulty, hardness, and disappointment; this persistent endeavour byprecept and example to rouse men to a truer and better life than t...heirown varied self-seekings; this unflinching struggle against everythingfalse, mean, and base, --these things make him a power in the State beforewhich King and Pope are compelled to bow in respect or fear. Over eventhe larger nature of Romola his words at this time have sway, --the swaywhich more distinct perception of _all_ the relations of duty gives overa spirit equally earnest to seek the right alone.
In time there comes a change, almost imperceptibly, working from withinoutwards, first clearly announced through the changed relations of othersto him, though these are but symptomatic of change within himself.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brown John Crombie - to read onlineMoreLess
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