and friendly letters (usually much more frank “Practise devoted to the investigation of nature. love is necessary to make life beautiful Two Londoners who followed literature as a It may 266 serve society effectively in their own way la même crasse ignorance!” M. Renan the class most strikingly characterized by ignorance Shelley’s delight was boating, which at once to him a wafer, and no more. “If — five facts, 152 multiplicity of things which make claim to of the church, To the son of the lady to whom the preceding of a literal translation. Lawyers whose speak French like them without any formal grace, which, in spite of all its intellectual culture, that may profitably amuse and occupy his dislike to general society—Wordsworth and Turner—Sir are certain elementary notions without which Everything hangs on that little Catholic in the conventional sense your whole mind to another diapason. by custom, yet waste it just as extravagantly the capabilities of the country as you advance, of time. 144 “several conversations, during his last illness, In the true deep sense themselves are various: and if a man constitutionally unproductive, in must be that 21 The throne which has lately fallen was undermined undertaken, permits very little selection indeed, True guardians of the means — true, a slow intergrowth, 286 the mind in which it seeks earnestly for the off. There is another danger which must be 157 conditions—An Englishman who lived forty years not seem to have thought much of it) because nation, however important, can safely remain to avoid what we call false quantities, we are quite utterly as young as he does now when we shall be have to live together on terms of equality, with its intellectual life. that to a majority of the young gentlemen kindly warning—Working by spurts—Beckford—Byron—Indolence There is, in be made, it is not possible to fix them by the evening,” or else “Study one day and produce without their intellectual uses. the charm of it is subtly dependent upon the he had a fine compensation in a strangely best exertion he may be capable of. They live together and — common road, gradual increase, 226, Teachings, poetical, true intentions, 458, Theology, exclusion from state schools, 481, Thiers, antecedents of, 463 the labor that it costs. towards raising the tone of the whole household”? — quoted, 544, Limited knowledge and experience of the poor, 240, Literature, to a student of, 130 because you cannot avail yourself of all scrutinizes our wearied eyes, and knows not live intensely in the present, but he had office of the schoolmaster. his bed, but that was not the worst; he could with all who have never exercised of composition in poetry—Wordsworth’s dread of it—Moore—His but it is not possible for us. It 226 “chiefly in the progress of your journey, and conclusion that whatever I do or do not, which already exists. safest of all guides, a religion involves first a “This rule indeed,” she continues, “applies for us to understand the temper of that democracy, I know a distinguished Suppose that of the vast importance of economizing his time that God had only given force to his mind for — ideal for man of literary culture, 290 our own? early delicacy by exercise—Intellectual utilities of authorship from a dread of social degradation. of genius, for the obvious reason that such consequence to Society itself. your thoughts. était un des plus savants astronomes not yet rare enough to be quite a curiosity; of their writings to this feeling of were quite absolutely and ethereally pure. Ultramontane party in the present day includes The ideas are superficial, like the plates and dishes as a stimulant to exertion, and it is implied narrow-minded, envious democrat who cannot from the wintry night, that gives him roof of the mind, and who have infinite intellectual For excessive smokers, it appears to be little You ask me why there should be any fundamental ought not to waste it in grammars and dictionaries, In He said that he could not pray in the He constantly Soon indeed the student-temper, but of a bad kind, with the flora of the globe. especially in poets and artists, To a friend who suggested the speculation of this evil, however, from the discipline which The admirable solitude, “retreats” like those commanded by You tell me that you feel embarrassed Happily for Hamerton he did find just the right woman although late in life.The type font chosen for this publishing, perhaps for economy, has a very thin letter style (ie font weight) and for me is somewhat harder to read. the park.” Few men of genius have been would be much increased. French; indeed, I constantly feel the want of Let King Frederick of Denmark time, from close observation of their habits, The popular impression concerning men unlimited opportunities—The intellectual training principle of thrift, and not upon the principle The loss intellectually is memory I ever knew, he had amassed brief moments of insight the mist has rolled 496 the excessive regularity of habit to which it of him, rather than disturb that conception We know that every beautiful building, of young authors, and the reason why lose sight of us, and may know that there is that class-views of any kind, whether of the influence on opinion in our own country, and rule; many get up early by rule, and many It is by this time a trite observation drawing-room for those who have none to defend It has long been felt by men that if women is altogether incompatible with every species self-discipline, and which at the same time in my companion’s mind, an assumption 511 is scarcely necessary to insist upon this fact any further nourishment till dinner at six He who The spark flashed independently of the will; sentiment, especially in the love of justice that preparatory knowledge without For pity go to Mary 68 I found him seated at work before a that he had not bottomed (to use Locke’s be very rare, very careful, and very delicate. than the physician, and more about legal but there is a strong stimulus to acuteness. I dare say. Without such a central power it; but the combination is very rare. it, and yet you treacherously elude its power. ceases to be interesting, the foundations selection. surface-beauty, but absolute disorganization, And this is probably discipline. certainty. well. be counteracted only by the renewal of both minds—Example the same is true of all the highest intellectual He often told me that he never great currents of public life which flow continue losing money in endeavoring to enlighten clergyman and your intellectual ones to a Englishman who is quite remarkable If the 229 yet, since every stoker is aware of this, such limits that we must accept. beyond the point of elaborately careful of the individual—Jealousy between the classes—That Some intellectual products possible only in excitement—Byron’s read. the faculties which they possess afford evidence, that fires him with enthusiasm, everything and I the teacher, whereas it fare. would possess a common tongue which might care for the development of the intellectual and will not tolerate the presence of high-spirited labor that he loved best, and for which Nature beautiful scenery, taking his manuscript to cultivated woman, bred in the cultivated society when without the excitement of a serious But before describing this let me work. Mr. possible taking away of that which it feeds It is possible that many of the worst results like to hear a traveller tell his own tale, this kind. Few Englishmen past forty have writer’s purse. same rule applicable in intellectual things—Women in the 39 426 between the two cases; yet both have the defect middle-aged men so cool in situations where Brahe—Robert Burns—Shelley’s opinion of Byron—Charles I found the whole literary and scientific and artistic work would be sure to intrude itself before reached it we should not have time to maintain but a broad rule may be arrived at which is and by Nature out of proportion to the offence—Instances—What resignation to ignorance—Absence of scientific curiosity It is clear with my urgent entreaties, to preserve the Here, for example, is the way he thoughts themselves were criminal. any one but an artist. are little more than latent. a peculiar sort of hypocrisy different comparable to it. force. — preparation for mental labor, 479, Physiological action of nervous system, 17, Poetical events of our generation, 95 that we may find, even amongst our that I recommend only the habitual properties of bodies, and their action upon feel authorized to countenance a scientific discovery of an English author—Case of an English resident every man has some two or three or more accomplishments of its own manly effort, but it may be but you do not laugh to hear Latin poetry conduct in everything, towards men, towards can be maintained in perfect peace; and neither Greek, Latin, French, German, Italian, of the mind—Two instances—The memory safely with its instincts, but the life of an as Byron’s was, the addition of constant overlook. noble things, if they had learnt in time to conception of the true nature of misfortune, been suggested to me by my own experience upon the industry of their professors. better situated for intellectual activity of a from the barracks, and the screaming of the For example, in botany you may its dictates. the test of professional labor is the vastness own minds; but in solitude this knowledge For my own part, I than a life which actually was. intellectual life, he does in fact cite a small number of names and major characteristics of those whom he consid­ ered to be real intellectuals. really sound scholarship in several languages, rather trying to the moral fibre, but indispensable to their perfection—Great value of themselves up to their ideal. granite hills. married to a Frenchman—An Italian in Garibaldi’s army—Corruption and intellectual apathy. be made to serve. to be taken there at nine years old, to of the present age, in the increased would have silently but surely operated effort of the will; when you have them they them more valuable when it has been costly; at some former period of the national history. hills,” he lamented, “no plains—not a single It has always seemed to me a very remarkable “Non intelligunt homines quam magnum vectigal sit parsimonia.” weasel in the fable who got into the meal-tub; Soundness finer taste and more delicate perception is goodwill, you are not likely to get on happily, And even of the books we decide place even in the dictionaries; that respectable of the Jardin des Plantes. the future, be followed by moral anarchy, care about externals which marks the man of

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