How to Live On Twenty-Four Hours a Day
How to Live On Twenty-Four Hours a Day
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That wish !has been called by many names. It is one form of the imiversal desire for knowledge. And it is so strong that men whose whole lives have been given to the systematic acquirement of knowl- edge have been driven by it to overstep the limits of their programme in search of still more knowledge. Even Herbert Spencer, in my opin- ion the greatest mind that ever lived, was often Digitized by Google d4 HOW TO LIVE ON forced by it into agreeable little backwaters of inquiry.
I imagine that i...n the majority of people who are conscious of the wish to live — that is to say, people who have intellectual curiosity — the aspiration to exceed formal programmes takes a literary shape. They would like to em- bark on a course of reading. Decidedly the British people are becoming more and more literary. But I would point out that literature by no means comprises the whole field of knowledge, and that the disturbing thirst to improve one's self — to increase one's knowledge — may well be slaked quite apart from litera- ture.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That wish !has been called by many names. It is one form of the imiversal desire for knowledge. And it is so strong that men whose whole lives have been given to the systematic acquirement of knowl- edge have been driven by it to overstep the limits of their programme in search of still more knowledge. Even Herbert Spencer, in my opin- ion the greatest mind that ever lived, was often Digitized by Google d4 HOW TO LIVE ON forced by it into agreeable little backwaters of inquiry.
I imagine that i...n the majority of people who are conscious of the wish to live — that is to say, people who have intellectual curiosity — the aspiration to exceed formal programmes takes a literary shape. They would like to em- bark on a course of reading. Decidedly the British people are becoming more and more literary. But I would point out that literature by no means comprises the whole field of knowledge, and that the disturbing thirst to improve one's self — to increase one's knowledge — may well be slaked quite apart from litera- ture.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bennett Arnold to read onlineMoreLess
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