Capitolo 40
one hundred raced raw suppositions loosened on the unclad of the world, that to crush
the one truth of inexperienced person in his/her inexperienced condition. To the Greek, foolishness:
to the Hebrews, an I stumbling-stop. If you cannot be one of the prophets
You, you can abstain at least to help to pick them up to blows.
Dear me! This to-day of reflections is anything but place-prandial. The
Certainly _gnocchi_ and the olives are not due to agree with me. But
it is perhaps able some than he is "he/she wrote sarcastic." I have felt says there
it is a called thing the irony.
IX.
_THE ROMANCE OF THE CLASH OF RACES._
The world has expanded faster in the last thirty years that in some
preceding age since "the spacious days of great Elizabeth." And with his
expansion, clearly that our ideas have widened. I believe that now Europe is in
the half one of solo such burst of thought and invention as that
what it followed the discovery of America, and of the run of new routing to India
from the Head of Good Hope. But I don't want to too strongly insist on
that point, because I know a great many of my contemporaries I am deeply
hurts from the scurvy and spiteful suggestion that their individuals and they are
really entirely good as some fish that it ever came first out of the sea
them. I only now desire to send to call attention a moment to a curious
result behaved by this widening some world on ours literary
productivity--a result that, although obvious enough when one comes
you look at him, it seems until here to me to oddly have escaped deliberate
notice.
In a word, the point of which I speak is the comparative one
cosmopolitanisation of letters, and especially the introduction in
literary art of the phenomenons because of the Clash of Runs.
This same Clash is that picturesque and characteristic of novel of ours
otherwise rather prosaic and it car-did epoch; and, therefore, it
you/he/she has eagerly been grabbed on, with an accord, from the whole head
suppliers of the recent literature, and especially of the fiction. They has