The North American Review volume 141
The North American Review volume 141
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Here is one fact : the existence from all time of a huge sum of inexplicable phenomena. Here is another : the intelligent human will. At this epoch of our development there ought, if ever, to be an equation between the two. The Indian occultist, the Jewish sorcerer, the Scotch seer, the Puritan witch, the modern medium, have presented but so many passing forms of the permanent fact, which, like Ahasuerus, has wandered from generation to generation, a homeless, deathless, unwelcome thing. Like t...he Spanish knight in the song, it " Rides from land to land, It sails from sea to sea. " If the time has come to break lances with it, let us do so in down right earnest.
That was a timely incident recalled by one of the distinguished investigators in London, and attributed to Sir William Hamilton and Airey. It was Airey who, Sir William having alluded to some important mathematical fact, answered: "No, it cannot be. " The great philosopher gently observed : " I have been investigating it closely for the last five months, and cannot doubt its truth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here is one fact : the existence from all time of a huge sum of inexplicable phenomena. Here is another : the intelligent human will. At this epoch of our development there ought, if ever, to be an equation between the two. The Indian occultist, the Jewish sorcerer, the Scotch seer, the Puritan witch, the modern medium, have presented but so many passing forms of the permanent fact, which, like Ahasuerus, has wandered from generation to generation, a homeless, deathless, unwelcome thing. Like t...he Spanish knight in the song, it " Rides from land to land, It sails from sea to sea. " If the time has come to break lances with it, let us do so in down right earnest.
That was a timely incident recalled by one of the distinguished investigators in London, and attributed to Sir William Hamilton and Airey. It was Airey who, Sir William having alluded to some important mathematical fact, answered: "No, it cannot be. " The great philosopher gently observed : " I have been investigating it closely for the last five months, and cannot doubt its truth.
What to read after The North American Review volume 141?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnson James Weldon to read onlineMoreLess
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