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...parable is in some respects specially applicable to Carlyle : — "There was a man once, — a satirist. In the natural course of time his friends slew him...one eye. ' But always toward the goal.' he said." This goal toward which Carlyle struggled to drive humanity was the goal of_jiicu^L-acjrievernent. Young...

...parable is in some respects specially applicable to Carlyle: — "There was a man once. — a satirist. In the natural course of time his friends slew him...football,' they said indignantly, 'and he kicked it. 1 The dead man opened one eye. ' But always toward the goal. 1 he said." This goal toward which Carlyle...

...shrewd little allegories is rather characteristic of the man. There was a man once — a satirist. In the natural course of time his friends slew him,...the whole round world as his football," they said, " and lie kicked it." The dead man opened one eye. " But always toward the goal," he said. That is...

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...Maarten Maartens " there is a little fable which runs as follows : " There was a man once — a satirist. In the natural course of time his friends slew him,...one eye. ' But always toward the goal,' he said." This story seems to me to apply with peculiar fitnessto the work of Henrik Ibsen, and to be the sufficient...

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...going somewhere. The Dutch novelist Maarten Maartens has a parable: There was a man once, a satirist. In the natural course of time his friends slew him, and he died. And the people came and stood round about his corpse. "He treated the whole round world as his football," they said indignantly,...

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