The Every-Day Philosopher in Town And Country
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Think of Byron's last poetry. Compare " The Virgin Widow " \vith " Philip Van Artevelde " Think of the latter pro- ductions of the author of " Festus. " Think of the last squeezings from the mind of Dr. Chalmers. Think of the recent appearances, intellectual and moral, of Mr. Walter Savage Landor. Think how roaring Irish patriots have become the pensioners of the Saxon, after having publicly sworn never to touch the alien coin. Think how men who bearded the tyrant in their youth, have ended in ...contented toadyism. We are never perfectly safe in forming a judgment of any man who is still going on ; that is, of any living man.
We shall not call him good, any more than happy, till we have seen the last of him. His very ending may be enough to blight all his past life. You cannot as yet settle the mark of a man who is still painting pic- tures, still publishing poems, still writing books, still si)eaking in parliament, still taking a prominent part in public business. He may possibly rise far above anything he has yet done.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Think of Byron's last poetry. Compare " The Virgin Widow " \vith " Philip Van Artevelde " Think of the latter pro- ductions of the author of " Festus. " Think of the last squeezings from the mind of Dr. Chalmers. Think of the recent appearances, intellectual and moral, of Mr. Walter Savage Landor. Think how roaring Irish patriots have become the pensioners of the Saxon, after having publicly sworn never to touch the alien coin. Think how men who bearded the tyrant in their youth, have ended in ...contented toadyism. We are never perfectly safe in forming a judgment of any man who is still going on ; that is, of any living man.
We shall not call him good, any more than happy, till we have seen the last of him. His very ending may be enough to blight all his past life. You cannot as yet settle the mark of a man who is still painting pic- tures, still publishing poems, still writing books, still si)eaking in parliament, still taking a prominent part in public business. He may possibly rise far above anything he has yet done.
What to read after The Every-Day Philosopher in Town And Country?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrew Kennedy Hutchison Boyd to read onlineMoreLess
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