Home Again
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His eye was sharpened to seethe point of a needle, but a tree only as a blotted mass! A man's mindwas meant to receive as a mirror, not to concentrate rays like a convexlens! Was it not then likely that the first reading gave the trueimpression of the ethereal, the vital, the flowing, the iridescent? Didnot the solitary and silent night brood like a hen on the nest of thepoet's imaginings? Was it not the night that waked the soul? Did not thecommonplace vanish along with the "garish" day? How t...hen could its lightafford the mood fit for judging a poem--the cold sick morning, when lifeis but half worth living! Walter did not think how much champagne he hadtaken, nor how much that might have to do with one judgment at night andanother in the morning. "Set one mood against another, " he said, conscious all the time it was a piece of special pleading, "and the oneweighs as much as the other!" For it was horrible to him to think thatthe morning was the clear-eyed, and that the praise he had lavished onthe book was but a vapor of the night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His eye was sharpened to seethe point of a needle, but a tree only as a blotted mass! A man's mindwas meant to receive as a mirror, not to concentrate rays like a convexlens! Was it not then likely that the first reading gave the trueimpression of the ethereal, the vital, the flowing, the iridescent? Didnot the solitary and silent night brood like a hen on the nest of thepoet's imaginings? Was it not the night that waked the soul? Did not thecommonplace vanish along with the "garish" day? How t...hen could its lightafford the mood fit for judging a poem--the cold sick morning, when lifeis but half worth living! Walter did not think how much champagne he hadtaken, nor how much that might have to do with one judgment at night andanother in the morning. "Set one mood against another, " he said, conscious all the time it was a piece of special pleading, "and the oneweighs as much as the other!" For it was horrible to him to think thatthe morning was the clear-eyed, and that the praise he had lavished onthe book was but a vapor of the night.
What to read after Home Again?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macdonald, George, 1824-1905 to read onlineMoreLess
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