My question I am very interested in British philosopher .For example D.Hume and J.S.Mill ,Jermy Bentham etc.I study them though university’s lesson . Hopefully I would like to read only the original textwithout translation . But they are so difficult for me .I guess one of the reoson is long sentences . For example there are a lot of “:” or “;"in “On Liberty” ,and so a sentence don’t end easily .Sometime , when I read them I can’t understand where is the subject in this sentence?Are there any hang ?Are there literature different from today’s books ? If the mother language is English, is it easy interpretation? I am very interested in British philosopher . For example D.Hume and J.S.Mill ,Jermy Bentham etc. I study them though university’s lesson . Hopefully I would like to read only the original textwithout translation . But they are so difficult for me .I guess one of the reoson is long sentences . For example there are a lot of “:” or “;"in “On Liberty” ,and so a sentence don’t end easily .Sometime , when I read them I can’t understand where is the subject in this sentence?Are there any hang ?Are there literature different from today’s books ? If the mother language is English, is it easy interpretation? Please teach me how to read a book which sentence is so long .