The Life And Letters of Elizabeth Prentiss 8 9
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[2] I differed from himin regard to the French comedies, especially those of Moliere; however, he allowed that they contain genuine humor, but they are confined to theexhibition of _one_ ridiculous point in the character, instead of givingus the whole man as Shakespeare does.
_Sept, 22d. _--This morning I have had one of the periods of _insight, _when the highest spiritual truths pertaining to the divine and humannatures, become their own light and evidence, as well as the evidence ofother trut...hs. No speculations, no ridicule can shake my faith in thatwhich I thus see and feel. I was particularly interested in thinking ofthe regeneration of the spirit and the part which Faith, Hope, and Love, have in effecting it.
_Sab. 23d. _--It seems to me that this truth alone, there is a God, issufficient, rightly believed, to make every human being absolutely andperfectly happy.
_Jan. 14th, 1839. _--Wednesday evening attended Mr. Emerson's lecture onGenius, of which I shall _attempt_ to say nothing except that it wasmost delightful.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[2] I differed from himin regard to the French comedies, especially those of Moliere; however, he allowed that they contain genuine humor, but they are confined to theexhibition of _one_ ridiculous point in the character, instead of givingus the whole man as Shakespeare does.
_Sept, 22d. _--This morning I have had one of the periods of _insight, _when the highest spiritual truths pertaining to the divine and humannatures, become their own light and evidence, as well as the evidence ofother trut...hs. No speculations, no ridicule can shake my faith in thatwhich I thus see and feel. I was particularly interested in thinking ofthe regeneration of the spirit and the part which Faith, Hope, and Love, have in effecting it.
_Sab. 23d. _--It seems to me that this truth alone, there is a God, issufficient, rightly believed, to make every human being absolutely andperfectly happy.
_Jan. 14th, 1839. _--Wednesday evening attended Mr. Emerson's lecture onGenius, of which I shall _attempt_ to say nothing except that it wasmost delightful.
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