The North American Review volume 7
The North American Review volume 7
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If he joined the bigots of my sect, he might be a sergeant ; if he joined the infidels of your sect, he might enjoy a pension, and there is no knowing whether some Orange-corporator, on an Orange-anniversary, might not modestly yield him the precedence of giving " the glorious and immortal memory. " Oh, yes, he might be privileged to get drunk in grati tude to the man who colonized ignorance in his native land, and left to his creed the legacy of legalized persecution. Nor would he stand alone,... no matter what might be the measure of his dis grace, or the degree of his dereliction. You well know there are many of your own community who would leave him at the dis tance-post. In contemplating their recreancy, I should be almost tempted to smile at the exhibition of their pretensions, if there was not a kind of moral melancholy intermingled, that changed satire into pity, and ridicule into contempt. For my part, I behold them in the apathy of their servitude, as I would some miserable maniac in the contentment of his captivity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If he joined the bigots of my sect, he might be a sergeant ; if he joined the infidels of your sect, he might enjoy a pension, and there is no knowing whether some Orange-corporator, on an Orange-anniversary, might not modestly yield him the precedence of giving " the glorious and immortal memory. " Oh, yes, he might be privileged to get drunk in grati tude to the man who colonized ignorance in his native land, and left to his creed the legacy of legalized persecution. Nor would he stand alone,... no matter what might be the measure of his dis grace, or the degree of his dereliction. You well know there are many of your own community who would leave him at the dis tance-post. In contemplating their recreancy, I should be almost tempted to smile at the exhibition of their pretensions, if there was not a kind of moral melancholy intermingled, that changed satire into pity, and ridicule into contempt. For my part, I behold them in the apathy of their servitude, as I would some miserable maniac in the contentment of his captivity.
What to read after The North American Review volume 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Forest History Society to read onlineMoreLess
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