The Story of Thomas Carlyle
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They would have been equally at home, and e:|ually tolerated.
146 THE STORY OF THOMAS CARLYLE.
No, Carlyle was necessitated to keep his own independence. But though he refused to be employed, he did not refuse the friendship so generously offered. Sometimes he would say to himself, " Surely, friend, Providence, if ever it did warn, warns thee to have done with literature, which will never yield thee bread, nor stomach to digest it. " Yet, with scarcely hope of ultimate success, he plodded on wi...th an inward consciousness that in a degree he merited success. He was endowed with a strength of purpose in- herited from ancestors of past ages. What a boon ! He had even in his peasant parents a model by which to shape his life, instead of merely a beacon to warn, as, alas ! so many have had of England's highest geniuses. He knew well, however, the market price of wisdom — " hunger, nakedness, perils, revilings, the scourge, the prison, the poison, the cross, " Why should any wise man expect other reception?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They would have been equally at home, and e:|ually tolerated.
146 THE STORY OF THOMAS CARLYLE.
No, Carlyle was necessitated to keep his own independence. But though he refused to be employed, he did not refuse the friendship so generously offered. Sometimes he would say to himself, " Surely, friend, Providence, if ever it did warn, warns thee to have done with literature, which will never yield thee bread, nor stomach to digest it. " Yet, with scarcely hope of ultimate success, he plodded on wi...th an inward consciousness that in a degree he merited success. He was endowed with a strength of purpose in- herited from ancestors of past ages. What a boon ! He had even in his peasant parents a model by which to shape his life, instead of merely a beacon to warn, as, alas ! so many have had of England's highest geniuses. He knew well, however, the market price of wisdom — " hunger, nakedness, perils, revilings, the scourge, the prison, the poison, the cross, " Why should any wise man expect other reception?
What to read after The Story of Thomas Carlyle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A S Arnold to read onlineMoreLess
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