Everyday Ethics
Everyday Ethics
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A terri- fied and fettered slave follows absolutely his master's slightest command. We do not commend his virtue, for the dreaded whip and the hope-killing years of bondage have crushed his initiative. He is almost as machine-like as the ship which must obey the turn of the rudder. It is often convenient for a master to have this unreasoning, unquestioning submission. But he buys it only at the cost of crushing intelligence and Digitized by VjOOQ IC 314 Everyday Ethics making the man a machine,... a weather-cock, which can- not resist the wind that blows upon it.
The Hfe of a man who is ruled by his own impulses and passions seems at first sight very different from that of the slave. Such a man thinks himself as free as air. Cannot he do exactly what he wants with every minute of his time? He is not held with his nose to the grindstone like men who have to earn their living.
One day such a man decides that he will do a stroke of work just for a change, and suddenly finds that he can no more carry forward any concentrated or consecutive work than he can lift a barrel of lead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A terri- fied and fettered slave follows absolutely his master's slightest command. We do not commend his virtue, for the dreaded whip and the hope-killing years of bondage have crushed his initiative. He is almost as machine-like as the ship which must obey the turn of the rudder. It is often convenient for a master to have this unreasoning, unquestioning submission. But he buys it only at the cost of crushing intelligence and Digitized by VjOOQ IC 314 Everyday Ethics making the man a machine,... a weather-cock, which can- not resist the wind that blows upon it.
The Hfe of a man who is ruled by his own impulses and passions seems at first sight very different from that of the slave. Such a man thinks himself as free as air. Cannot he do exactly what he wants with every minute of his time? He is not held with his nose to the grindstone like men who have to earn their living.
One day such a man decides that he will do a stroke of work just for a change, and suddenly finds that he can no more carry forward any concentrated or consecutive work than he can lift a barrel of lead.
What to read after Everyday Ethics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ella Lyman Cabot to read onlineMoreLess
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