The Life of Henry David Thoreau, Including Many Essays Hitherto Unpublished, And Some Account of His Family And Friends
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He never listens to the thunder but he is re- minded of the Great Spirit, — it is his voice. To him Lhe lightning is less terrible than it is sublime; the [181] HENRY DAVID THOREAU rainbow less beautiful than it is wonderful; the sun less warm than it is glorious.
The savage dies and is buried; he sleeps with his forefathers, and before many winters his dust returns to dust again, and his body is mingled with the ele- ments. The civilized man can scarce sleep even in his grave. Not even there a...re the weary at rest, nor do the wicked cease from troubling. What with the ham- mering of stone, and the grating of bolts, the worms themselves are wellnigh deceived. Art rears his monu- ment. Learning contributes his epitaph, and Interest adds the "Carey fecit" as a salutary check upon the unearthly emotions which a perusal might otherwise excite.
A nation may be ever so civilized, and yet lack wis- dom. Wisdom is the result of education; and education being the bringing-out or development of that which is in man, by contact with the Not-me, — that is by Life, — is far SEufer in the hands of Nature than of Art, The savage may be, and often is a sage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He never listens to the thunder but he is re- minded of the Great Spirit, — it is his voice. To him Lhe lightning is less terrible than it is sublime; the [181] HENRY DAVID THOREAU rainbow less beautiful than it is wonderful; the sun less warm than it is glorious.
The savage dies and is buried; he sleeps with his forefathers, and before many winters his dust returns to dust again, and his body is mingled with the ele- ments. The civilized man can scarce sleep even in his grave. Not even there a...re the weary at rest, nor do the wicked cease from troubling. What with the ham- mering of stone, and the grating of bolts, the worms themselves are wellnigh deceived. Art rears his monu- ment. Learning contributes his epitaph, and Interest adds the "Carey fecit" as a salutary check upon the unearthly emotions which a perusal might otherwise excite.
A nation may be ever so civilized, and yet lack wis- dom. Wisdom is the result of education; and education being the bringing-out or development of that which is in man, by contact with the Not-me, — that is by Life, — is far SEufer in the hands of Nature than of Art, The savage may be, and often is a sage.
What to read after The Life of Henry David Thoreau, Including Many Essays Hitherto Unpublished, And Some Account of His Family And Friends?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F B Franklin Benjamin Sanborn to read onlineMoreLess
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