Proceedings of the Thursday Evening Club On the Occasion of the Death of Hon E
Proceedings of the Thursday Evening Club On the Occasion of the Death of Hon E
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He guarded with an almost jealous vigilance the reserves of his individuality, and resented all uncouth or un- warranted intrusion into these sanctuaries which his dignity shielded, with a feeling of grieved surprise. In his wide converse with men, even in the conten- tions of party, his mind ever moved in a certain ideal region of mutual courtesy and respect. It was to be anticipated, that, in the rough game of politics, where blows are commonly given and received with equal carelessness, and ...where mutual charges of dishonesty are both expected and unheeded, such a nature as Mr. Everett's should sometimes suffer exquisite pain ; that his nerves should quiver in impatient disgust of such odious publicity ; that he should be tempted at times to feel that the inconsiderate assailers of his character — " Made it seem more sweet to be The little life of bank and brier, The bird that pipes his lone desire, And dies unheard within his tree, " Than he wlio warbles long and loud, And drops at Glory's temple-gates ; For whom the carrion-vulture waits To tear his heart before the crowd !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He guarded with an almost jealous vigilance the reserves of his individuality, and resented all uncouth or un- warranted intrusion into these sanctuaries which his dignity shielded, with a feeling of grieved surprise. In his wide converse with men, even in the conten- tions of party, his mind ever moved in a certain ideal region of mutual courtesy and respect. It was to be anticipated, that, in the rough game of politics, where blows are commonly given and received with equal carelessness, and ...where mutual charges of dishonesty are both expected and unheeded, such a nature as Mr. Everett's should sometimes suffer exquisite pain ; that his nerves should quiver in impatient disgust of such odious publicity ; that he should be tempted at times to feel that the inconsiderate assailers of his character — " Made it seem more sweet to be The little life of bank and brier, The bird that pipes his lone desire, And dies unheard within his tree, " Than he wlio warbles long and loud, And drops at Glory's temple-gates ; For whom the carrion-vulture waits To tear his heart before the crowd !
What to read after Proceedings of the Thursday Evening Club On the Occasion of the Death of Hon E?
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