Crankisms
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71 Woman regards the criticizing of her sex as her ownprerogative, and criticizes more bitterly than any man wouldthink of doing; but she resents any criticism, no matter howjust, from man.
72 Lambs, it is true, gambol, but in due time they all getfleeced.
73 What we need is some philosopher to tell us how to be happywhen we have every reason for being unhappy.
74 The most striking trait of the average man is unwillingnessto be convinced--that we are right and he is wrong.
75 If man were so con...stituted that he could pat himself on theback gracefully, or kick himself effectively, he would spendmost of his spare time doing one or the other.
76 Most of us live as if we expected to be judged from ourepitaph rather than from our conduct.
77 The world is a paradise for fools, a purgatory or worse forothers.
78 When we have the capacity of enjoying we have not the reasonfor enjoyment; when we do have good and sufficient groundswe no longer have the capacity.
79 To be happy, give; to be successful, take; to be happy andsuccessful, give and take.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
71 Woman regards the criticizing of her sex as her ownprerogative, and criticizes more bitterly than any man wouldthink of doing; but she resents any criticism, no matter howjust, from man.
72 Lambs, it is true, gambol, but in due time they all getfleeced.
73 What we need is some philosopher to tell us how to be happywhen we have every reason for being unhappy.
74 The most striking trait of the average man is unwillingnessto be convinced--that we are right and he is wrong.
75 If man were so con...stituted that he could pat himself on theback gracefully, or kick himself effectively, he would spendmost of his spare time doing one or the other.
76 Most of us live as if we expected to be judged from ourepitaph rather than from our conduct.
77 The world is a paradise for fools, a purgatory or worse forothers.
78 When we have the capacity of enjoying we have not the reasonfor enjoyment; when we do have good and sufficient groundswe no longer have the capacity.
79 To be happy, give; to be successful, take; to be happy andsuccessful, give and take.
What to read after Crankisms?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Matthewman Lisle De Vaux to read onlineMoreLess
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