The Young Doctor : a Novel 2
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It is pleasant, too, to see those whom we deem impeccable open to censure, since it teaches us the frailty of human resolves, tells us to bear with our faults indulgently, and brings the more virtuous friends whom we reverenced down to a level with our- selves ; an erring being loves not to be surrounded by immaculate ones, whose virtues might put his vices to shame. Now this last sentiment is the very essence of scandal ; we all wish to be above our dear- est friends in virtue and talent, or e...lse we wish to place them on an equality with ourselves ; all of us have felt what a comfort it is to find some one more weak, more sinful than we could possibly be, all of us know how grateful it is to the failings, to animadvert upon our friend's feelings, and how generally ready we are to point them out to them or to their ac- THE YOUNG DOCTOR. 117 quaintance, in order no doubt that they may attain the excellence in virtue which we have attained. We are generally kind enough to do this, save where our neigh- bour's sin speaks contamination to our- selves, were we to notice them, and then — why then we plume ourselves upon our virtues, and as charity begins at home, we keep aloof from all suspicion of the like fault, by pointing out to the friends who have no need of our assistance, our abhor- rence of it, and charitably warning them against the same — charitably, did I say '?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is pleasant, too, to see those whom we deem impeccable open to censure, since it teaches us the frailty of human resolves, tells us to bear with our faults indulgently, and brings the more virtuous friends whom we reverenced down to a level with our- selves ; an erring being loves not to be surrounded by immaculate ones, whose virtues might put his vices to shame. Now this last sentiment is the very essence of scandal ; we all wish to be above our dear- est friends in virtue and talent, or e...lse we wish to place them on an equality with ourselves ; all of us have felt what a comfort it is to find some one more weak, more sinful than we could possibly be, all of us know how grateful it is to the failings, to animadvert upon our friend's feelings, and how generally ready we are to point them out to them or to their ac- THE YOUNG DOCTOR. 117 quaintance, in order no doubt that they may attain the excellence in virtue which we have attained. We are generally kind enough to do this, save where our neigh- bour's sin speaks contamination to our- selves, were we to notice them, and then — why then we plume ourselves upon our virtues, and as charity begins at home, we keep aloof from all suspicion of the like fault, by pointing out to the friends who have no need of our assistance, our abhor- rence of it, and charitably warning them against the same — charitably, did I say '?
What to read after The Young Doctor : a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Vaughan Pinkney to read onlineMoreLess
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