The World Unvisited Essays And Sketches
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Robert Murray M'Cheyne, locks, bolts, and bars to Charles Peace, and " a booze and the police " to Robert Macaire. To Francis Thompson, as to Crashaw and Newman, the universe was a great cathedral ; the snow-clad mountains an altar, summer-fragrance incense, the rain-cloud an aspergillum, the sea a font, the thunder an organ-pipe, the moon and stars acolytes, and the sun " a dedicated priest, " donning robe after robe of varying hue and splendour, according to the stages of the great recurrent ...Mass of Day, and, at its close, 138 RITUAL 139 veiling himself in the crimson gorgeousness of his own glory, and typifying thus the Church's Head, who is both priest and sacrifice. To the devout Catholic, for whom all religion is in the Church, and all nature dedicated i to God, this poetic symbolism has the intense signi- ficance of actual truth. To the Calvinistic mind it seems a fantastic reach of superstitious fancy. The broad-minded sceptic regards it as one of the many figures under which this Protean universe may be conceived by a human intelligence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Robert Murray M'Cheyne, locks, bolts, and bars to Charles Peace, and " a booze and the police " to Robert Macaire. To Francis Thompson, as to Crashaw and Newman, the universe was a great cathedral ; the snow-clad mountains an altar, summer-fragrance incense, the rain-cloud an aspergillum, the sea a font, the thunder an organ-pipe, the moon and stars acolytes, and the sun " a dedicated priest, " donning robe after robe of varying hue and splendour, according to the stages of the great recurrent ...Mass of Day, and, at its close, 138 RITUAL 139 veiling himself in the crimson gorgeousness of his own glory, and typifying thus the Church's Head, who is both priest and sacrifice. To the devout Catholic, for whom all religion is in the Church, and all nature dedicated i to God, this poetic symbolism has the intense signi- ficance of actual truth. To the Calvinistic mind it seems a fantastic reach of superstitious fancy. The broad-minded sceptic regards it as one of the many figures under which this Protean universe may be conceived by a human intelligence.
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