Translations From the Chinese
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But if parsons must be ordained in youth, then they should begin as Bishops, and work downward to the really vital office of curate. For the Bishop is respectfully hearkened to for his dignity and his scarlet hood; but the curate is listened to (if at all) only for what he says.
It seems too bad, I suddenly realize, to make you the victim of this grotesquely irrelevant pronouncement. But it must stand as your misfortune, since you who write so exquisitely and think with such delicate humorous h...onesty have shown yourself imwittingly as the ideal liaison officer between the generations. Those who would try absurdly to persuade us that there is some deep-seated and inevitable hos- tility between the Young Men and their Elders can never stir up more than a sham battle while we see you pacing pensively between the op- posing trenches. After all, the one paramount virtue, not peculiar to any age, is sincerity.
Which of course suggests the delicious prob- lem as to how far a man may be insincere quite innocently and imconsciously.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But if parsons must be ordained in youth, then they should begin as Bishops, and work downward to the really vital office of curate. For the Bishop is respectfully hearkened to for his dignity and his scarlet hood; but the curate is listened to (if at all) only for what he says.
It seems too bad, I suddenly realize, to make you the victim of this grotesquely irrelevant pronouncement. But it must stand as your misfortune, since you who write so exquisitely and think with such delicate humorous h...onesty have shown yourself imwittingly as the ideal liaison officer between the generations. Those who would try absurdly to persuade us that there is some deep-seated and inevitable hos- tility between the Young Men and their Elders can never stir up more than a sham battle while we see you pacing pensively between the op- posing trenches. After all, the one paramount virtue, not peculiar to any age, is sincerity.
Which of course suggests the delicious prob- lem as to how far a man may be insincere quite innocently and imconsciously.
What to read after Translations From the Chinese?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morley, Christopher, 1890-1957 to read onlineMoreLess
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