Home Life
Home Life
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It is important also that tastes and pursuits, interests and aims, recrea- tions and hobbies, though not necessarily identical, should at least not be antagonistic.
Last of all come material considerations.
But material considerations, though both last and least, are by no means unimportant in marriage. The relationships of marriage are so intimate that nothing whatever which can affect them can be rationally deemed unim- portant. It is both foolish and false to ignore, in the contemplation of ...marriage, the ways and means of livelihood. As it is vulgar and base to marry for money, to make marriage a matter of merchandise, to sell oneself for money, so is it mere sentimentalism to trample out of sight material considerations. Life would be a poor thing without sentiment, but sentimentalism is feebleness. The means of livelihood are necessary to life. Love will not furnish the house, or pay the rent, or discharge the bills. To marry without having made some provision for the future, however simple, is absolutely wrong.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is important also that tastes and pursuits, interests and aims, recrea- tions and hobbies, though not necessarily identical, should at least not be antagonistic.
Last of all come material considerations.
But material considerations, though both last and least, are by no means unimportant in marriage. The relationships of marriage are so intimate that nothing whatever which can affect them can be rationally deemed unim- portant. It is both foolish and false to ignore, in the contemplation of ...marriage, the ways and means of livelihood. As it is vulgar and base to marry for money, to make marriage a matter of merchandise, to sell oneself for money, so is it mere sentimentalism to trample out of sight material considerations. Life would be a poor thing without sentiment, but sentimentalism is feebleness. The means of livelihood are necessary to life. Love will not furnish the house, or pay the rent, or discharge the bills. To marry without having made some provision for the future, however simple, is absolutely wrong.
What to read after Home Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Diggle, John William, Bp. of Carlisle. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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