Collected Essays volume 2
Collected Essays volume 2
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This strong aversion to the unreal also prevented Mr. Arnold, despite his love of the classical forms, from a non- sensical neopaganism. His was a manlier attitude. He had no desire to keep tugging at the dry breasts of an outworn creed, nor any disposition to go down on his knees, or hunkers* as the Scotch more humor- ously call them, before plaster casts of Venus, or even of ' Proteus rising from the sea. ' There was some- thing very refreshing about this. In the long run even a gloomy truth ...is better company than a cheerful falsehood. The perpetual strain of living down to a lie, the depressing atmosphere of a circumscribed intelligence, tell upon the system, and the cheerful falsehood soon begins to look puffy and dissipated.
• The Youth of Nature.
' For, oh ! is it you, is it you, Moonlight, and shadow, and lake. And mountains, that fill us with joy, Or the poet who sings you so well ?
* Hunkers is not Scotch for knees, but it signifies an attitude put in Scotland to devotional use.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This strong aversion to the unreal also prevented Mr. Arnold, despite his love of the classical forms, from a non- sensical neopaganism. His was a manlier attitude. He had no desire to keep tugging at the dry breasts of an outworn creed, nor any disposition to go down on his knees, or hunkers* as the Scotch more humor- ously call them, before plaster casts of Venus, or even of ' Proteus rising from the sea. ' There was some- thing very refreshing about this. In the long run even a gloomy truth ...is better company than a cheerful falsehood. The perpetual strain of living down to a lie, the depressing atmosphere of a circumscribed intelligence, tell upon the system, and the cheerful falsehood soon begins to look puffy and dissipated.
• The Youth of Nature.
' For, oh ! is it you, is it you, Moonlight, and shadow, and lake. And mountains, that fill us with joy, Or the poet who sings you so well ?
* Hunkers is not Scotch for knees, but it signifies an attitude put in Scotland to devotional use.
What to read after Collected Essays volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Birrell Augustine to read onlineMoreLess
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