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"A" cannot help recognizing the new note and admiring it, but he is a little ashamed of what may turn out to be an immature opinion, and he holds his tongue, "B" is too busy in middle life and already too hardened to feel the force of the new note and the authority he has over "A" renders "A" still more doubtful of his own judgment. A CANNOT HELP RECOGNIZING THE NEW NOTE AND ADMIRING IT BUT HE IS A LITTLE ASHAMED OF WHAT MAY TURN OUT TO BE AN IMMATURE OPINION AND HE HOLDS HIS TONGUE B IS TOO BUSY IN MIDDLE LIFE AND ALREADY TOO HARDENED TO FEEL THE FORCE OF THE NEW NOTE AND THE AUTHORITY HE HAS OVER A RENDERS A STILL MORE DOUBTFUL OF HIS OWN JUDGMENT
rstition. The Free Press has hardly to point out some political truth which the Official Press has refused to publish, when the stars in their courses seem to fight for that truth. It is thrust into the public gaze by some abnormal accident immediately after! Hardly had Mr. Chesterton and I begun to publish articles on the state of affairs at Westminster when the Marconi men very kindly obliged us. XIX. But there is a last factor in this progressive advance of the free Press towards success which I think the most important of all. It is the factor of time in the process of human generations. It is an old tag that the paradox of one age is the commonplace of the next, and that tag is true. It is true, because young men are doubly formed. First, by the reality and freshness of their own experience, and next, by the authority of their elders. You see the thing in the reputation of poets. For instance, when A is 20, B 40, and C 60, a new poet appears, and is, perhaps, thought an eccentric.  CHAPTER NINETEEN OF THE FREE PRESS BY HILAIRE BELLOC RECORDING BY SHAME MC LEAN BUT THERE IS A LAST FACTOR IN THIS PROGRESSIVE ADVANCE OF THE FREE PRESS TOWARDS SUCCESS WHICH I THINK THE MOST IMPORTANT OF ALL IT IS THE FACTOR OF TIME IN THE PROCESS OF HUMAN GENERATIONS IT IS AN OLD TAG THAT THE PARADOX OF ONE AGE IS THE COMMONPLACE OF THE NEXT AND THAT TAG IS TRUE IT IS TRUE BECAUSE YOUNG MEN ARE DOUBLY FORMED FIRST BY THE REALITY AND FRESHNESS OF THEIR OWN EXPERIENCE AND NEXT BY THE AUTHORITY OF THEIR ELDERS YOU SEE THE THING IN THE REPUTATION OF POETS FOR INSTANCE WHEN A IS TWENTY B FORTY AND C SIXTY A NEW POET APPEARS AND IS PERHAPS THOUGHT AN ECCENTRIC
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