The False Philosophy in Mr Markhams Poem a Sermon
The False Philosophy in Mr Markhams Poem a Sermon
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Powell's lines, which he sug- gests as an "amendment" to Markham's interpretation of Millet's picture, were not included in the sermon as originally written, being found in ''The Literary Digest" a few days later. ] y — 9— life unwholesome and unhappy. There is a spiteful spirit abroad, which is but envy because others are able to be that which we would fain become: it is the envy of those who have j not which feeds the arrog-ance of those who have^ He who parades his wealth would take no pleas...ure therein if he did not know that others envied him. No man struts when he is alone. A millionaire starving- for bread v/ith others in mid-Africa, would lind no satisfaction in displaying- his diamonds for no one would covet them. The vulg-ar exhibitions of wealth show the ambitions of those raised sud- denly from a condition of want. The Bradley- Martins flaunt their wealth because it enables them to purchase the envy of those who court the oppor- tunity for precisely such display. Denunciations of the rich are uttered by those who are no whit better in spirit than the ones they denounce.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Powell's lines, which he sug- gests as an "amendment" to Markham's interpretation of Millet's picture, were not included in the sermon as originally written, being found in ''The Literary Digest" a few days later. ] y — 9— life unwholesome and unhappy. There is a spiteful spirit abroad, which is but envy because others are able to be that which we would fain become: it is the envy of those who have j not which feeds the arrog-ance of those who have^ He who parades his wealth would take no pleas...ure therein if he did not know that others envied him. No man struts when he is alone. A millionaire starving- for bread v/ith others in mid-Africa, would lind no satisfaction in displaying- his diamonds for no one would covet them. The vulg-ar exhibitions of wealth show the ambitions of those raised sud- denly from a condition of want. The Bradley- Martins flaunt their wealth because it enables them to purchase the envy of those who court the oppor- tunity for precisely such display. Denunciations of the rich are uttered by those who are no whit better in spirit than the ones they denounce.
What to read after The False Philosophy in Mr Markhams Poem a Sermon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E F Dinsmore to read onlineMoreLess
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