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A man with no devil in him will not go to heaven, or any other pleasurable resort. By doing and daring and devil- ing we become strong, and if the world is better to- day than it ever was before, which it certainly is, it is because we no longer practise what we preach — have nearly always practised better. If man did not do things, and do them so much better, sermons would never become obsolete; but as it is, loads of them have to be dumped in some swamp every little while.
"We have also been ...advised as to the beautiful vir- tues of humility, meekness, timidity, obedience, sub- mission, self-effacement, self-suppression, wiping yourself off^ the face of the earth with benzine and a rag, and we have believed in the advice, but fortu- nately only believed ; for a voice from within prompt- ed us to feel and be diff^erent and do more wisely. So we cultivated haughtiness, pride, aggressiveness, have given free play to our physical and spiritual forces, have become conscious of our powers, and more powerful still, and the phantom of freedom 97 Discourses of Keidansky is becoming a fad: and the world is growing fair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A man with no devil in him will not go to heaven, or any other pleasurable resort. By doing and daring and devil- ing we become strong, and if the world is better to- day than it ever was before, which it certainly is, it is because we no longer practise what we preach — have nearly always practised better. If man did not do things, and do them so much better, sermons would never become obsolete; but as it is, loads of them have to be dumped in some swamp every little while.
"We have also been ...advised as to the beautiful vir- tues of humility, meekness, timidity, obedience, sub- mission, self-effacement, self-suppression, wiping yourself off^ the face of the earth with benzine and a rag, and we have believed in the advice, but fortu- nately only believed ; for a voice from within prompt- ed us to feel and be diff^erent and do more wisely. So we cultivated haughtiness, pride, aggressiveness, have given free play to our physical and spiritual forces, have become conscious of our powers, and more powerful still, and the phantom of freedom 97 Discourses of Keidansky is becoming a fad: and the world is growing fair.
What to read after Discourses of Keidansky?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richards, Bernard G to read onlineMoreLess
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