The Life And Letters of Samuel Palmer Painter And Etcher
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" What a treat for geologists, Mr. Galloway's cannon embedded in solid rock ! — with Lyell for its purveyor !
But physics and morals will never be reconciled till they are seen to be the opposite, not contrary poles of a vast whole ; and he alone is most truly great, says Pascal, who can touch each pole with either hand. Pigmy-like I cling to the moral pole, and believe that any youth who can stand an examination in Sandford and Merton is more fit for civil appointments than a crammed sciolist.... . . . Yours ever, S. PALMER.
SAMUEL PA L ME R. 329 LXXXIV. To Mr. T. H. Wright.
"DiFFlDKNCK V11. 1. A, " October, 1872.
My dear Howard. Like 'Giant Despair" I have my fits occasionally, and then a little truth comes out. Perhaps, however, with characteristic timidity, I have been too mealy-mouthed. Hear therefore your own Professor in the preface to his Lectures on Sculpture.
" Notably, within the last hundred years, all religion has perished " from the practically active national minds of P" ranee and England.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" What a treat for geologists, Mr. Galloway's cannon embedded in solid rock ! — with Lyell for its purveyor !
But physics and morals will never be reconciled till they are seen to be the opposite, not contrary poles of a vast whole ; and he alone is most truly great, says Pascal, who can touch each pole with either hand. Pigmy-like I cling to the moral pole, and believe that any youth who can stand an examination in Sandford and Merton is more fit for civil appointments than a crammed sciolist.... . . . Yours ever, S. PALMER.
SAMUEL PA L ME R. 329 LXXXIV. To Mr. T. H. Wright.
"DiFFlDKNCK V11. 1. A, " October, 1872.
My dear Howard. Like 'Giant Despair" I have my fits occasionally, and then a little truth comes out. Perhaps, however, with characteristic timidity, I have been too mealy-mouthed. Hear therefore your own Professor in the preface to his Lectures on Sculpture.
" Notably, within the last hundred years, all religion has perished " from the practically active national minds of P" ranee and England.
What to read after The Life And Letters of Samuel Palmer Painter And Etcher?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Herbert Palmer to read onlineMoreLess
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