Two Chicago Lights
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And lifts itself by bubble boast,- However much it plumes and stalks — Just write it down, a simple ghost ; Or if you like, call it a drum Vibrating through the flimsy air.
That takes all anvils to be dumb Through its own empty, booming blair.
It struts and stamps and makes a noise.
In truth's fair face, it often flies— And all it gives as equipoise.
Two Chicago Lights, 119 Is but a donkey load of I's ; It flaunts and flings them all the while That some return it may expect ; By force of dint o...r force of style, To warp some weaker intellect.
Why do most people shunt the truth ?
Why do so few attempt to think ?
If they but owned God's truth, forsooth.
No strutting boaster could hoodwink, And hold as he would hold his mules, By bit and bridle tightly reined, Then turn them loose as perfect fools — By stronger brains entirely brained ; To go and bluster second-hand.
The stuff that they have learned by rote, Without a reason at command.
Or settled principles of thought.
O shame ! upon a well-taught state.
What to read after Two Chicago Lights?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by [stokes, Matthew] [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And lifts itself by bubble boast,- However much it plumes and stalks — Just write it down, a simple ghost ; Or if you like, call it a drum Vibrating through the flimsy air.
That takes all anvils to be dumb Through its own empty, booming blair.
It struts and stamps and makes a noise.
In truth's fair face, it often flies— And all it gives as equipoise.
Two Chicago Lights, 119 Is but a donkey load of I's ; It flaunts and flings them all the while That some return it may expect ; By force of dint o...r force of style, To warp some weaker intellect.
Why do most people shunt the truth ?
Why do so few attempt to think ?
If they but owned God's truth, forsooth.
No strutting boaster could hoodwink, And hold as he would hold his mules, By bit and bridle tightly reined, Then turn them loose as perfect fools — By stronger brains entirely brained ; To go and bluster second-hand.
The stuff that they have learned by rote, Without a reason at command.
Or settled principles of thought.
O shame ! upon a well-taught state.
What to read after Two Chicago Lights?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by [stokes, Matthew] [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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