Parsifal : the Finding of Christ Through Art, a Wagner Study
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Haweis, M.A.) Note XX. — " This being is also human like myself." — (P. 44.^ "Only by means of the highest power of love do we attain true freedom, for there is no true freedom save that which is shared in common by all men, high and low, rich and poor. Two hundred millions of human beings ruthlessly thrown together in the Roman empire, soon found that where all all are not equally free and happy, all must be slaves and miserable." — (Wagner.) " My friends, if you would see men again the wild b...easts they seemed in the nineteenth century, all you have to do is to restore their natural prey in their fellow-men, and to find their gain in the loss of others. No doubt it seems to you that no necessity, however dire, would have tempted you to sub- sist on what superior skill or strength enabled you to wrest from others equally needy. But suppose it were not merely your own life that you were responsible for. The gentlest creatures are fierce when they have young to provide for. For the sake of those dependent upon him a man might not choose, but must plunge into the foul fight, — cheat, overreach, supplant, APPENDIX.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Haweis, M.A.) Note XX. — " This being is also human like myself." — (P. 44.^ "Only by means of the highest power of love do we attain true freedom, for there is no true freedom save that which is shared in common by all men, high and low, rich and poor. Two hundred millions of human beings ruthlessly thrown together in the Roman empire, soon found that where all all are not equally free and happy, all must be slaves and miserable." — (Wagner.) " My friends, if you would see men again the wild b...easts they seemed in the nineteenth century, all you have to do is to restore their natural prey in their fellow-men, and to find their gain in the loss of others. No doubt it seems to you that no necessity, however dire, would have tempted you to sub- sist on what superior skill or strength enabled you to wrest from others equally needy. But suppose it were not merely your own life that you were responsible for. The gentlest creatures are fierce when they have young to provide for. For the sake of those dependent upon him a man might not choose, but must plunge into the foul fight, — cheat, overreach, supplant, APPENDIX.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parsons, A. R. (Albert Ross), 1847-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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