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?"It is impossible to love, and be wise. Love is regarded as a child of folly. Love is ever rewarded either with the reciprocal, or by having an inward and secret contempt." It was Bacon during this essay who wrote that for a person to be a "success" with the world, he or she most appropriate not ever fall in love.
". there is certainly an Unknown Country lying beneath the places that we know, and appearing only in moments of revelation. perhaps those things we see from the couple moments of intense emotion which come to us, we know not whence. "
"There is definitely a one-sided feud somewhere between artists and critics."
". he will never be taken seriously until he descends from purple generalities to the particular naming of names."
"The Stage-Coachmen Of England: A Bully Served Out"
"Truly the brutality and rapacious insolence of English coachmen had reached a climax; it was time that these fellows should be disenchanted, in addition to the time -- thank Heaven! -- was not far distant. Let the craven dastards who utilized to curry favour with them, and applaud their brutality, lament their loss now that they and their vehicles have disappeared from the roads; I, who have ever been an enemy to insolence, cruelty, and tyranny, loathe their memory."
"Reflecting in these types of random fashion, and strolling with no greater method, I worked my way back again through Cheapside and found myself once increased in front of Sweetings window. Again the turtles attracted me. They have been alive, and so far at any rate they agreed with me. Nay, they had eyes, mouths, legs, if not arms, and feet, so there was a whole lot in which we ended up both equally of the mind, but surely they must be mistaken in arming themselves so very heavily. Any creature on acquiring what the turtle geared toward would overreach itself and be landed not in safety but annihilation."
"A Tragic Incident At Ravenna"
"He was shot in a small past eight oclock, about two hundred paces from my door. I was putting on my great-coat to visit Madame la Contessa G. when I heard the shot. On coming into the hall, I found all my servants within the balcony, exclaiming that a man was murdered."
"Socialism substitutes for individual energy the energy belonging to the government. for human personality the blind, mechanical power for the State. These types of a platform marks the conclusion of individualism. It would make each individual man the image of his neighbor and would hold again the progressive, and, by uniformity of reward, gain uniformity of type."
"History. is Philosophy teaching by Practical experience. the essence of innumerable Biographies. He who sees no world but that of courts and camps; and writes only how soldiers have been drilled and shot. will pass for a increased or less instructive Gazetteer. an Historian"
"Trial of Marie-Antoinette"
"Have you anything to say? The Accused shook her head, without speech. Nights candles are burning out; and with her too Time is finishing, and it will be Eternity and Working day. This Hall of Tinvilles is dark, ill-lighted except where she stands. Silently she withdraws from it, to die."
"It requires extensive years of plentitude and quiet, the slow growth of fabulous parks, the seasoning of oaken beams, the dark enrichment of red wine in cellars and in inns, all the leisure additionally, the life of England through most centuries, to provide at last the generous and genial fruit of English snobbishness. And it requires battery and barricade, songs around the streets, and ragged men dead for an idea, to make and justify the terrible flower of French indecency."
"War: We are all men with the same power of making and destroying, with the same divine foresight mocked by the same animal blindness."
"Criticism. becomes a treachery, for it implies which you are beginning to doubt these superiorities upon which your friendship is supposed to be based mostly. It is since a man is your friend, and you like him so a good deal and know him so very well, that you choose to are curious about him. You might be in fact an expert upon him. when you consider that while in the warmth of friendship his disguises melt absent from him, and he shows himself to you just as he is."
"The Origin Of Species"
"It is interesting to contemplate a tangled bank, clothed with a great deal of plants of a large number of kinds, with birds singing about the bushes, with a range of insects flitting about, and with worms crawling through the damp earth, and to reflect that these elaborately constructed kinds, so different from each and every other, and dependent on every other in so complex a manner, have all been produced by laws acting approximately us."
"Recapitulation and Conclusion"
"When we no longer take a look at an organic being as a savage looks in a ship, as something wholly beyond his comprehension; when we regard every production of nature as 1 which has had a extended history; when we contemplate every complex structure and instinct given that the summing up of some contrivances, each and every useful to the possessor, while in the same way as any impressive mechanical invention is the summing up with the labour, the know-how, the reason, and even the blunders of numerous workmen."
"The four greys skimmed along, as if they liked it fairly at the same time as Tom did; the bugle was in as very high spirits given that the greys; the coachman chimed in from time to time with his voice; the wheels hummed cheerfully in unison; the brass-work to the harness was an orchestra of modest bells; and thus, as they went clinking, jingling, rattling, smoothly on, the whole concern, from the buckles for the leaders coupling-reins to the handle of your hind boot, was a single fine instrument of music."
"My Copy Of Keats"
"I turn to Hyperion. as a blind man to the warmth from the sun. Some qualities for the poem I can appreciate; but always in its presence I am weighed down by the consciousness that my deficiency in some perception debars me from undreamed of privileges."
"If, at any time, it comes into my head that a current is due from me to somebody, I am puzzled what to give, until the opportunity is gone. Flowers and fruits are always fit presents."
"The thought is the fact that whereas evolution is necessary and desirable for those that survive, the struggle is hard for those that do not survive."
"A pretty face, a beautiful figure, a mellow tune, the sight of dancing, a blackbirds song, the moon behind a poplar tree, starry nights, sweet scents, and also language of Shakespeare - all these moved him deeply. had never even sought to make his mark in public affairs. To attain pre-eminence in any definite department of life would have warped and stunted too lots of of his instincts, removed too a great number of of his interests; and so he never specialised in anything. lifes goal was to lead] a sane, moderate, and harmonious existence."
"Plot, action, character, dialogue. The art of crafting true dramatic dialogue is really an austere art, denying itself all license, grudging every sentence devoted to the mere machinery of your engage in, suppressing all jokes and epigrams severed from character, relying for fun and pathos around the fun and tears of life. From start out to finish strong dialogue is hand-made, like reasonable lace; clear, of fine texture, furthering with every thread the harmony and strength of the model to which all must be subordinated."
"Art is imaginative expression of human energy, which, through technical concretion of feeling and perception, tends to reconcile the individual with the universal, by exciting in him impersonal emotion. Additionally, the greatest Art tends to be that which excites the greatest impersonal emotion in an hypothecated perfect human being."
"The slightest misfortunes on the beneficial, essentially the most imaginary uneasinesses from the rich, are aggravated with all the power of eloquence, and held up to engage our attention and sympathetic sorrow. The poor weep unheeded, persecuted by every subordinate species of tyranny; and every law, which gives others security, becomes an enemy to them."
"Whitman is . an intellectual organism so very simple that it takes the instant impression of whatever mood approaches it. Hence the critic who touches Whitman is immediately confronted with his private image stamped upon that viscid and tenacious surface. He finds, not what Whitman has to give, but what he himself has brought."
"The essential checks upon the, royal authority have been 5 in range. 1. The king could levy no sort of new tax upon his people upon the]. assent and authority parliamnet]. two. all law was to come from parliament]. 3. No man could be committed to prison but by a legal warrant specifying his offence; and by a usage nearly tantamount to constitutional right, he must be speedily brought to demo. four. The fact of guilt or innocence with a criminal charge was determined in a very public court. 5. The officers and servants of your Crown. can be sued in an action for damages. had been liable to criminal course of action. "
"In the primary area, if people are to live happily together, they must not fancy, due to the fact that they are thrown together now, that all their lives have been exactly similar up to the current time, that they started exactly alike, which they are to be to the foreseeable future on the same mind. A thorough conviction for the difference of men is the nice thing to be assured of in social knowledge: it is to life what Newtons law is to astronomy. Often times men have a knowledge of it with regard to the world in general: they do not expect the outer world to agree with them in all points, but are vexed at not being able to drive their personal tastes and opinions into those they live with. Diversities distress them. They will not see that there are a great deal of varieties of virtue and wisdom."
"And then we come to 1802, the nice last yr of the twin life; the last calendar year from the 5 in which those two had lived as a single soul and a person heart. They have been at Dove cottage, on something underneath ?150 a yr. Poems had been thronging thick about them; they were being living intensely. John was alive. Mary Hutchinson was at Sockburn. Coleridge was however Coleridge, not the bemused and futile mystic he was to become. As for Dorothy, she lives a thing enskied, floating from ecstasy to ecstasy."
"My Last Walk With The Schoolmistress"
"I dont know anything sweeter than this leaking in of Nature through all the cracks around the walls and floors of cities. The trees appear down from the hillsides and ask each individual other, as they stand on tiptoe, -- What are these people about? And also smaller herbs at their feet start looking up and whisper again, -- We will go and see."
"A Message To Garcia"
"It is not really book-learning young men really need, nor instruction about this which, but a stiffening for the vertebrae that can cause them to be loyal to the trust, to act promptly, concentrate their energies: do the thing-. "
". applied science. consists of deductions from those general principles, established by reasoning and observation. No just one can safely make these deductions until he has a firm grasp from the principles. the machinery of society is at least as delicate as that of the spinning-jenny, and as modest doubtless to be improved by the meddling of those who havent taken the trouble to master the principles of its action."
"My Winter Garden"
". and when just one finds ones self for the wrong side of forty, also, the number one gray hairs begin to display over the temples. why, 1 makes a virtue of necessity: and if a particular even now lusts after sights, takes the nearest, and looks for wonders, not while in the Himalayas or Lake Ngami, but inside turf within the lawn plus the brook within the park. will gain] a respect for painless labors, a thankfulness for straight forward pleasures, a sympathy with straight forward people, and possibly, my trusty friend, with me and my minor tours about that moorland which I call my winter-garden. "
". a frank pleasant manner will often clench a bargain additional effectually than a 50 percent for every cent."
"Catchwords And Claptrap"
"Most of your improved writers of verse and prose, in all countries, seek even more or less after precision, and have gained in truth what they have perhaps lost in loveliness. Claptrap, facile and inaccurate symbolism, the repetition for the tag and therefore the slogan, are to be found mainly just now in third-rate literature, in popular speech, and around the less educated push. In these places a single finds, on the lower plane, the same intention - the lazy and sentimental desire to convey an effect by applying catchwords."
" have fallen into the error of distorting facts to suit general principles. They arrive in the theory from wanting at a number of the phenomena, as well as remaining phenomena they strain or curtail to suit the theory. -- a very little exaggeration, a minor suppression, a judicious use of epithets, a watchful and searching skepticism with respect to the evidence on 1 side, a convenient credulity with respect to every report or tradition in the other. If it charge] cannot be denied, some palliating supposition is suggested, or we are at least reminded that some circumstance now unknown may have justified what at existing appears unjustifiable. which] supports the darling hypothesis. inconsistent with it left behind]."
"He Machiavellian character] never excites the suspicion of his adversaries by petty provocations. His purpose is disclosed, only when it is accomplished. His face is unruffled, his speech is courteous, till vigilance is laid asleep, till a vital point is exposed, till a sure aim is taken; and then he strikes for that 1st and last time. To do an injury openly is, in his estimation, as wicked as to do it secretly, and far less profitable. With him essentially the most honorable will mean are those which are the surest, the speediest, and also darkest. He cannot comprehend how a man should scruple to deceive those whom he does not scruple to destroy. He would think it madness to declare open hostilities against rivals whom he may possibly stab inside a friendly embrace, or poison inside a consecrated wafer."
". the Puritan was made up of two different men, the just one all self-abasement, penitence, gratitude, passion; the opposite proud, calm, inflexible, sagacious. People, who saw nothing with the godly but their uncouth visages, and heard nothing from them but their groans and their whining hymns, could possibly laugh at them. But those had minimal reason to laugh who encountered them from the hall of discussion, or inside of the area of battle. These fanatics brought to civil and military affairs a coolness of judgment and an immutability of purpose which some writers have thought inconsistent with their religious zeal, but which were being in fact the necessary effects of it. The intensity of their feelings on a particular subject made them tranquil on every other. A single overpowering sentiment had subjected. had cleared their minds from every vulgar passion and prejudice, and raised them higher than the influence of danger and of corruption."
"The Big Court of Parliament was to sit, according to sorts handed down from the days belonging to the Plantagenets, on an Englishman accused of exercising tyranny over the lord on the holy city of Benares, and over the ladies for the princely house of Oude. The location was worthy of like a demo. It was the nice hall of William Rufus, the hall which had resounded with acclamations in the inauguration of thirty kings, the hall which had witnessed the just sentence of Bacon. "
"To lodge in a very garret up four pair of stairs, to dine in the cellar among footmen out of site, to translate ten hours a working day for that wages of the ditcher, to be hunted by bailiffs from an individual haunt of beggary and pestilence to another. "
"All men have a vein of Quixotry somewhere in their nature. They are often counted on, in most things, to follow the beaten path of interest and tailor made, till suddenly there comes along some question on which they refuse to appeal to interest; they take their stand on principle, and are adamant."
"Pass now to the very strong staple landmark during the English scene -- London, whose initial Commune, as it was called -- Communa Regis -- was, curiously enough, setup by law, when the king, Richard I. was on crusade and out of London as well as kingdom. Stubbs leads us to check out this incorporation of London as marking two significant changes: (1) the victory within the communal principle over the old shire organization, and (two) the triumph on the London merchant, over the noble. That was inside of the years 1191-1200; and by now the law had let around the prevalent man as a judicial asset inside of the jury ordered in criminal cases by the Assize of Clarendon."
"To the a single idealist], human nature, naturally corrupt, is held back again from ruinous excesses only by self-denying conformity to the ideals. To one other realist] these ideals are only swaddling clothes which man has outgrown, and which insufferably impede his movements. No wonder the two cannot agree."
"Every legislative act presupposes a diagnosis including a prognosis. mere empirical generalizations which men draw from their dealings with their fellows suffice to give them some ideas within the proximate effects which new enactments will deliver the results: and, seeing these, they think they see as far as needful. Discipline of physical science, however, would help to reveal them the utter inadequacy of calculating consequences depending on easy information. And if there needs proof that calculations of consequences so primarily based are inadequate, we have it during the enormous labor annually entailed for the Legislature in trying to undo the mischiefs it has previously done."
"In reality it is simply not merely absurd to keep rubbish merely due to the fact that it is printed: it is positively a public duty to destroy it."
In this article a writer of very popular novels, however to this working day, examines the "mind within the uneducated reader." "The people (it continues to be explained) like fast narrative. It appears to have been stated that they like incident, not character. It is claimed again that the people like crime. authors] hammer absent at murder and abduction unapplauded."
"On The Choice Of the Profession"
". wisdom has nothing to do with the choice of the profession. the poor young animal, Man, turned loose into this roaring world, herded by robustious guardians, taken with the panic before he has wit enough to apprehend its cause, and soon flying with all his heels on the van on the general stampede."
"The type and formula of most schemes of philanthropy or humanitarianism is this: A and B put their heads together to decide what C shall be made to do for D. I call C The Forgotten Man."
Thackeray writes his essay in praise of Washington Irving and Thomas Babington Macaulay. As to Irving: "gentle, generous, good-humored, affectionate, self-denying". As to Macaulay: "this remarkable scholar, he reads twenty books to jot down a sentence; he travels a hundred miles to make a line of description."."
"Our steamer moved out at midnight, in the drive of wind and rain. There had been bewildering and unrelated lights about us. Peremptory challenges had been shouted to us from nowhere. Sirens blared out of dark voids. And there was the skipper in the bridge. his face, alert, serene, with. the pride of those who look and feel direct into the eyes of an opponent, and care not in the least."
"The grass became brown, and in a number of places was killed down to the roots; there was no hay; myriads of swarming caterpillars devoured the fruit trees; the brooks were being all dry; water for cattle had to be fetched from ponds and springs miles absent; the roads have been broken up; the air was loaded with grit; together with the beautiful green within the hedges was choked with dust."
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