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I cannot with the disbelievers sneer, " But it is necessary to the progress of the age these things should go. " What small material necessity can the age produce to justify the upheaval of the haunts of olden dreams ? Does it answer : The cause of knowledge, the necessity for truth ? Well, no age can fix the standards of truth and knowledge for the individual, they are things which every new-born soul must grope for within itself; and standards of truth and knowledge fixed for the multi- tude ...are as evanescent as manners and as fashions. Meanwhile each generation that complies with the hard-headed creed will urge as paramount its new material need, and seek to sweep another vision out ; and I sigh for the generation that will dawn with the death of the last dream. It will be further removed from truth than are sun-worshipping savages. And, to recapture the gist of all this (for, tracing a random branch, I have not quite lost sense of what pith in the 15 B P && parent parent trunk first started it) : What small material necessity, I wonder, egged the Iconoclast of Hampstead to his murder of my poplars ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I cannot with the disbelievers sneer, " But it is necessary to the progress of the age these things should go. " What small material necessity can the age produce to justify the upheaval of the haunts of olden dreams ? Does it answer : The cause of knowledge, the necessity for truth ? Well, no age can fix the standards of truth and knowledge for the individual, they are things which every new-born soul must grope for within itself; and standards of truth and knowledge fixed for the multi- tude ...are as evanescent as manners and as fashions. Meanwhile each generation that complies with the hard-headed creed will urge as paramount its new material need, and seek to sweep another vision out ; and I sigh for the generation that will dawn with the death of the last dream. It will be further removed from truth than are sun-worshipping savages. And, to recapture the gist of all this (for, tracing a random branch, I have not quite lost sense of what pith in the 15 B P && parent parent trunk first started it) : What small material necessity, I wonder, egged the Iconoclast of Hampstead to his murder of my poplars ?
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