Twelve Types
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's poets quite asarduous to write 'Paradise Lost' as to regain Paradise.
All old and vigorous languages abound in images and metaphors, which, though lightly and casually used, are in truth poems in themselves, andpoems of a high and striking order. Perhaps no phrase is so terriblysignificant as the phrase 'killing time. ' It is a tremendous andpoetical image, the image of a kind of cosmic parricide. There is on theearth a race of revellers who do, under all their exuberance, fundamentally rega...rd time as an enemy. Of these were Charles II. And themen of the Restoration. Whatever may have been their merits, and as wehave said we think that they had merits, they can never have a placeamong the great representatives of the joy of life, for they belongedto those lower epicureans who kill time, as opposed to those higherepicureans who make time live.
Of a people in this temper Charles II. Was the natural and rightfulhead. He may have been a pantomime King, but he was a King, and with allhis geniality he let nobody forget it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
's poets quite asarduous to write 'Paradise Lost' as to regain Paradise.
All old and vigorous languages abound in images and metaphors, which, though lightly and casually used, are in truth poems in themselves, andpoems of a high and striking order. Perhaps no phrase is so terriblysignificant as the phrase 'killing time. ' It is a tremendous andpoetical image, the image of a kind of cosmic parricide. There is on theearth a race of revellers who do, under all their exuberance, fundamentally rega...rd time as an enemy. Of these were Charles II. And themen of the Restoration. Whatever may have been their merits, and as wehave said we think that they had merits, they can never have a placeamong the great representatives of the joy of life, for they belongedto those lower epicureans who kill time, as opposed to those higherepicureans who make time live.
Of a people in this temper Charles II. Was the natural and rightfulhead. He may have been a pantomime King, but he was a King, and with allhis geniality he let nobody forget it.
What to read after Twelve Types?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chesterton, G. K. (Gilbert Keith), 1874-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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