Anthology
Anthology
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That gave us leave to be what inly we were. There are men v/ho rise refreshed on hearing a threat, or at a crisis that intimidates the majority. Napoleon said he was never him- self until the battle began to go against him. (Smerson jg^ Napoleon said: "I made my generals out of mud. " j3^ Fear is the greatest obstacle in life.
10 j0«? Nature is the expression of the i-nind of God. We Hve in books, in theories, philosophies, and theologies; but we ought to live in Nature — in naturalness. S^ The...re is a strange slowness in assenting practically to that great law of Nature, that the faculties are strengthened only by exercise ; it is so with the body, and it is so with the mind. If a man would strengthen his intellectual facul- ties, he must exercise them ; if he would improve his taste, he must employ it on the objects of taste ; if he would improve his moral nature and make progress in goodness, he must perform acts of goodness, and so on, £^ What ! Can we command our thoughts ? Most cer- tainly we can.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That gave us leave to be what inly we were. There are men v/ho rise refreshed on hearing a threat, or at a crisis that intimidates the majority. Napoleon said he was never him- self until the battle began to go against him. (Smerson jg^ Napoleon said: "I made my generals out of mud. " j3^ Fear is the greatest obstacle in life.
10 j0«? Nature is the expression of the i-nind of God. We Hve in books, in theories, philosophies, and theologies; but we ought to live in Nature — in naturalness. S^ The...re is a strange slowness in assenting practically to that great law of Nature, that the faculties are strengthened only by exercise ; it is so with the body, and it is so with the mind. If a man would strengthen his intellectual facul- ties, he must exercise them ; if he would improve his taste, he must employ it on the objects of taste ; if he would improve his moral nature and make progress in goodness, he must perform acts of goodness, and so on, £^ What ! Can we command our thoughts ? Most cer- tainly we can.
What to read after Anthology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F W B to read onlineMoreLess
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