Thoughts On Life From Modern Writers
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" John Ruskin.
" The tenor Which my life holds, he readily may conceive Whoe'er hath stood to watch a mountain brook In some still passage of its course, and seen Within the depths of its capacious breast Inverted trees, and rocks, and azure sky ; And, on its glassy surface, specks of foam And conglobated bubbles undissolved, Numerous as stars ; that, by their onward lapse, Betray to sight the motion of the stream, Else imperceptible ; meanwhile, is heard Perchance a roar or murmur ; and the so...und, Though soothing, and the little floating isles, Though beautiful, are both by Nature charged With the same pensive office ; and make known Through what perplexing labyrinths, abrupt Precipitations, and untoward straits, The earth-born wanderer hath pass'd, and quickly, That respite o'er, like traverses and toils Must be again encounter'd. Such a stream Is human life ; and so the spirit fares In the best quiet to its course allow'd. " William Wordsworth.
" Every man's life, practically speaking, is shaped by his love.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" John Ruskin.
" The tenor Which my life holds, he readily may conceive Whoe'er hath stood to watch a mountain brook In some still passage of its course, and seen Within the depths of its capacious breast Inverted trees, and rocks, and azure sky ; And, on its glassy surface, specks of foam And conglobated bubbles undissolved, Numerous as stars ; that, by their onward lapse, Betray to sight the motion of the stream, Else imperceptible ; meanwhile, is heard Perchance a roar or murmur ; and the so...und, Though soothing, and the little floating isles, Though beautiful, are both by Nature charged With the same pensive office ; and make known Through what perplexing labyrinths, abrupt Precipitations, and untoward straits, The earth-born wanderer hath pass'd, and quickly, That respite o'er, like traverses and toils Must be again encounter'd. Such a stream Is human life ; and so the spirit fares In the best quiet to its course allow'd. " William Wordsworth.
" Every man's life, practically speaking, is shaped by his love.
What to read after Thoughts On Life From Modern Writers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S S Copeman to read onlineMoreLess
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