Fact And Fancy
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I boasted that I believed in no such thing as forces in the world that are stronger than our wills, and that the imperfection of our lives resulted from the imperfection of our own planning and doing. I boasted that if ideals got shattered, men did the shattering themselves. I boasted that I would go on rearing the structure of my life to the last detail, just as I had long conceived it. / have learned better since then" A woman had two great sorrows. Then, what seemed a great joy came to her a...s compensation, 75 she thought, for her suffering. It proved to be only another agony; so she must needs sink, bodily, be- neath the three trials.
Perhaps, it is just as well that all the miseries come together, since a little more or less matters not, when one has touched the depths. There is a point beyond which one can suffer no more. It is there that in- difference begins.
" Nothing had availed to crush him, even as noth- ing ever does avail to crush a man of character. But the obstacles and torments which make no impression on the mind of a strong man, often make a very sen- sible impression on his heart ; the mind triumphs, it is the heart that suffers ; the mind strengthens and expands after every besetting plague of life, but the heart withers and wears away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I boasted that I believed in no such thing as forces in the world that are stronger than our wills, and that the imperfection of our lives resulted from the imperfection of our own planning and doing. I boasted that if ideals got shattered, men did the shattering themselves. I boasted that I would go on rearing the structure of my life to the last detail, just as I had long conceived it. / have learned better since then" A woman had two great sorrows. Then, what seemed a great joy came to her a...s compensation, 75 she thought, for her suffering. It proved to be only another agony; so she must needs sink, bodily, be- neath the three trials.
Perhaps, it is just as well that all the miseries come together, since a little more or less matters not, when one has touched the depths. There is a point beyond which one can suffer no more. It is there that in- difference begins.
" Nothing had availed to crush him, even as noth- ing ever does avail to crush a man of character. But the obstacles and torments which make no impression on the mind of a strong man, often make a very sen- sible impression on his heart ; the mind triumphs, it is the heart that suffers ; the mind strengthens and expands after every besetting plague of life, but the heart withers and wears away.
What to read after Fact And Fancy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Augusta Reinstein to read onlineMoreLess
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