Companions of My Solitude
Companions of My Solitude
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Thus we come to one more instance of the truth that Pride applies the scourge more frequently and with far heavier hand than Penitence ; with the hand, in fact, of another.
As regards the " career of small anxieties," which I spoke of above, one great art of managing with them, is to cease thinking about them just at that point where thought becomes morbid. It will not do to say that such anxieties may not demand some thought, and, occasionally, much thought. But there comes a time when thought... is wasted upon these anxieties ; when you find yourself in your thoughts going over the same ground again and again to no purpose, deepening annoyance instead of enlarging insight l86 COMPANIONS OF MY SOLITUDE.
and providing remedy. Then the thing would be to be able to speak to these fretting little cares, like Lord Burleigh to his gown of state, when he took it oft' for the night, " Lie there, Lord Treas- urer." , It must be remembered though that his cares, assured as he was of his mistress's favor, were for the most part mere business cares, and did not exactly correspond with the small anxieties which I was speaking of.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus we come to one more instance of the truth that Pride applies the scourge more frequently and with far heavier hand than Penitence ; with the hand, in fact, of another.
As regards the " career of small anxieties," which I spoke of above, one great art of managing with them, is to cease thinking about them just at that point where thought becomes morbid. It will not do to say that such anxieties may not demand some thought, and, occasionally, much thought. But there comes a time when thought... is wasted upon these anxieties ; when you find yourself in your thoughts going over the same ground again and again to no purpose, deepening annoyance instead of enlarging insight l86 COMPANIONS OF MY SOLITUDE.
and providing remedy. Then the thing would be to be able to speak to these fretting little cares, like Lord Burleigh to his gown of state, when he took it oft' for the night, " Lie there, Lord Treas- urer." , It must be remembered though that his cares, assured as he was of his mistress's favor, were for the most part mere business cares, and did not exactly correspond with the small anxieties which I was speaking of.
What to read after Companions of My Solitude?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helps, Arthur, Sir, 1813-1875 to read onlineMoreLess
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