The Red Angel by G.K. Chesterton (An abridged reading)

A high quality reading of The Red Angel by G.K. Chesterton.
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[@caladen182]

I always appreciate these GKC writings from off the beaten path, and I'm always trying to put a defense of the fantastical in my own words and stuff like this helps.

[@ghostinthegraveyard]

🔥 thanks for making these, Dylan! you keep a perfect pace that grants wise words the space they want to use to settle into a listener’s spirit and stretch out across their imagination ✨

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[@midnightstarism]

This is a sentence from chesterton: "That you and a tiger are one may be a reason for being tender to a tiger." It's a beautiful thing. It's got 5 "t's" in it. It's got a "to a," a "be a," and a "and a". "Reason" has a similar sound to "being", and both two syllables. The "one" and "son" in "reason" rhyme. There's also a "be" and a "being," so that stands out to me. There seems to be, with just a quick glance, a disproportioned sum of "r's" in it. There seems to be three pieces to its flow. 1. That you and a tiger are one/ 2. may be a reason for being/ 3. tender to a tiger. The "and" starts with an "a," and the "are" in it so does too, and to add, there is an "a" before "tiger" twice, and ahead of "reason" once, and I won't also add that "a" that appears in "that", or any other, if there may be another and even others.