The Evening book Or Fireside Talk On Morals And Manners With Sketches of West
The Evening book Or Fireside Talk On Morals And Manners With Sketches of West
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Stern old Johnson, who confessed that it was difficult for him to pity the choice sorrows of a fine lady, says, to be fastidious is to be 4 insolently nice delicate to a vice squeamish disdainful. ' Do these seem amiable adjectives ? Impertinent dictionary-maker ! Unaccommodating, obdurate, Saxon tongue ! Is there no unique name for that fine essence that impalpable sina qua non which is the life and soul of the genteel ? No ! none but itself can be its parallel. Let us then not seek to define ...but to examine it. Personal fastidiousness is said to be the characteristic of a condition of high refinement. If refinement were a matter of physics, this might be admitted. The Israelitish ladies ' could not set the sole of their foot to the ground for delicateness and tenderness, ' but were they, therefore, refined women ? There is an implication even of impiety in the scriptural notice of them. Poppaea must have a bath of asses' milk ; somebody of old wept because a rose-leaf was doubled under him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stern old Johnson, who confessed that it was difficult for him to pity the choice sorrows of a fine lady, says, to be fastidious is to be 4 insolently nice delicate to a vice squeamish disdainful. ' Do these seem amiable adjectives ? Impertinent dictionary-maker ! Unaccommodating, obdurate, Saxon tongue ! Is there no unique name for that fine essence that impalpable sina qua non which is the life and soul of the genteel ? No ! none but itself can be its parallel. Let us then not seek to define ...but to examine it. Personal fastidiousness is said to be the characteristic of a condition of high refinement. If refinement were a matter of physics, this might be admitted. The Israelitish ladies ' could not set the sole of their foot to the ground for delicateness and tenderness, ' but were they, therefore, refined women ? There is an implication even of impiety in the scriptural notice of them. Poppaea must have a bath of asses' milk ; somebody of old wept because a rose-leaf was doubled under him.
What to read after The Evening book Or Fireside Talk On Morals And Manners With Sketches of West?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caroline M Caroline Matilda Kirkland to read onlineMoreLess
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