Truths for To-Day, Spoken in the Past Winter
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That prepossession was the stimulus of industry.
It made all toil along the given path sweet, and a pleasure more than toil. 2. It also kept the mor- row roseate, so that the future of his countrj^, and the possible future of himself, lay before him in such sunlight as to drive away from around his feet the shadow of poverty, an^ to feed his heart upon the manna of a far off success. The enthusiasm of this youth did not contradict logic, did not so load the young man down with follies and super...stitions that it was necessary for a rigid philosophy to go to him in after-life and strip him of his sentimental frippery and lead him back to a life without dogma and with- out prejudice. The truth was exactly the opposite.
EMOTION AND EVIDENCE. 93 Through the soil of that enthusiasm the actual ideas of oratory had all Sprung up. They became visible in the rich atmosphere of love. Loving those that love her the doctrines of oratory had fully revealed themselves to him who had iirst given her his heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That prepossession was the stimulus of industry.
It made all toil along the given path sweet, and a pleasure more than toil. 2. It also kept the mor- row roseate, so that the future of his countrj^, and the possible future of himself, lay before him in such sunlight as to drive away from around his feet the shadow of poverty, an^ to feed his heart upon the manna of a far off success. The enthusiasm of this youth did not contradict logic, did not so load the young man down with follies and super...stitions that it was necessary for a rigid philosophy to go to him in after-life and strip him of his sentimental frippery and lead him back to a life without dogma and with- out prejudice. The truth was exactly the opposite.
EMOTION AND EVIDENCE. 93 Through the soil of that enthusiasm the actual ideas of oratory had all Sprung up. They became visible in the rich atmosphere of love. Loving those that love her the doctrines of oratory had fully revealed themselves to him who had iirst given her his heart.
What to read after Truths for To-Day, Spoken in the Past Winter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Swing to read onlineMoreLess
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