The Forum, Or, Forty Years Full Practice At the Philadelphia Bar
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Act 2.
Why should I then be false, since it is true, That I must die here, and live hence by truth ?
302 THE FORUM.
There is more sublimity in Milton, but more close thinking in Youne. — B.
Like a fair house built upon another man's ground ; so I have lost my edifice, by mistaking the place where I have erected it. — Shakspeare: There were many men equal to Lord Chatham as a thinker, many superior to him in erudition, but no one excelled him in the power of speech. A man who cannot speak, or wh...o speaks unintelli- gibly, thinks for himself : a speaker thinks for thousands, by making thousands think as he does. — B.
An eloquent writer is better for the future, — an eloquent speaker better for the present. The laurels of the former cluster about his grave, — those of the latter encircle his brows. One is a draft on time, — the other at sight. — Ih.
GENIUS.
" Genius, not only lights its own fire," as Foster says ; " but supplies its own fuel," as I say. — lb.
Life is divided into three periods — ^youth, the imaginative ; mid- dle age, the passionate ; old age, the reflective.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Act 2.
Why should I then be false, since it is true, That I must die here, and live hence by truth ?
302 THE FORUM.
There is more sublimity in Milton, but more close thinking in Youne. — B.
Like a fair house built upon another man's ground ; so I have lost my edifice, by mistaking the place where I have erected it. — Shakspeare: There were many men equal to Lord Chatham as a thinker, many superior to him in erudition, but no one excelled him in the power of speech. A man who cannot speak, or wh...o speaks unintelli- gibly, thinks for himself : a speaker thinks for thousands, by making thousands think as he does. — B.
An eloquent writer is better for the future, — an eloquent speaker better for the present. The laurels of the former cluster about his grave, — those of the latter encircle his brows. One is a draft on time, — the other at sight. — Ih.
GENIUS.
" Genius, not only lights its own fire," as Foster says ; " but supplies its own fuel," as I say. — lb.
Life is divided into three periods — ^youth, the imaginative ; mid- dle age, the passionate ; old age, the reflective.
What to read after The Forum, Or, Forty Years Full Practice At the Philadelphia Bar?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Paul Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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