Friendly Talks About Marriage
Friendly Talks About Marriage
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Poverty, or approaches to it, may bring not only inconveniences but absolute hin- drances to happiness.
So, after all, it really matters less what people own than what they are. They may be able to endure wealth ; they may be able to endure poverty. Being rich will not, of itseK, make them happy, no more than be- ing poor will make them unhappy. They may find happiness in wiy condition in which their lot is cast.
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If the possession of wealth does not a wide... necessarily add to happiness in this relation- i^ education^ ship, it is also true that, where there is a men'* "nd wide dissimilarity in education, in rei&ne- *'>^*«»- ment and in tastes, marriage does not of necessity smooth out all these differences.
It is full of risk for people who belong to widely different spheres in life to unite themselves to each other. They rarely meet upon a plane half-way.
If the beggar maid and King Cophetua marry, she must cease to be the beggar, or else he must cease to be the king.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Poverty, or approaches to it, may bring not only inconveniences but absolute hin- drances to happiness.
So, after all, it really matters less what people own than what they are. They may be able to endure wealth ; they may be able to endure poverty. Being rich will not, of itseK, make them happy, no more than be- ing poor will make them unhappy. They may find happiness in wiy condition in which their lot is cast.
80 Digitized by Google Ahout Marriage.
If the possession of wealth does not a wide... necessarily add to happiness in this relation- i^ education^ ship, it is also true that, where there is a men'* "nd wide dissimilarity in education, in rei&ne- *'>^*«»- ment and in tastes, marriage does not of necessity smooth out all these differences.
It is full of risk for people who belong to widely different spheres in life to unite themselves to each other. They rarely meet upon a plane half-way.
If the beggar maid and King Cophetua marry, she must cease to be the beggar, or else he must cease to be the king.
What to read after Friendly Talks About Marriage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George W George Wolfe Shinn to read onlineMoreLess
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