The Life of Friedrich Schiller
The Life of Friedrich Schiller
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Common things he did as a common man. His conduct in suchmatters was uncalculated, spontaneous; and therefore natural andpleasing.
Concerning his mental character, the greater part of what we had tosay has been already said, in speaking of his works. The most cursoryperusal of these will satisfy us that he had a mind of the highestorder; grand by nature, and cultivated by the assiduous study of alifetime. It is not the predominating force of any one faculty thatimpresses us in Schiller; but the... general force of all. Every page ofhis writings bears the stamp of internal vigour; new truths, newaspects of known truth, bold thought, happy imagery, lofty emotion. Schiller would have been no common man, though he had altogetherwanted the qualities peculiar to poets. His intellect is clear, deep, and comprehensive; its deductions, frequently elicited from numerousand distant premises, are presented under a magnificent aspect, in theshape of theorems, embracing an immense multitude of minorpropositions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Common things he did as a common man. His conduct in suchmatters was uncalculated, spontaneous; and therefore natural andpleasing.
Concerning his mental character, the greater part of what we had tosay has been already said, in speaking of his works. The most cursoryperusal of these will satisfy us that he had a mind of the highestorder; grand by nature, and cultivated by the assiduous study of alifetime. It is not the predominating force of any one faculty thatimpresses us in Schiller; but the... general force of all. Every page ofhis writings bears the stamp of internal vigour; new truths, newaspects of known truth, bold thought, happy imagery, lofty emotion. Schiller would have been no common man, though he had altogetherwanted the qualities peculiar to poets. His intellect is clear, deep, and comprehensive; its deductions, frequently elicited from numerousand distant premises, are presented under a magnificent aspect, in theshape of theorems, embracing an immense multitude of minorpropositions.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carlyle, Thomas, 1795-1881 to read onlineMoreLess
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