Lectures On Art
Lectures On Art
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We may all know that, each of ourselves, easily enough, if welike to put one grave question well home.
83. Supposing it were told any of you by a physician whose word youcould not but trust, that you had not more than seven days to live. Andsuppose also that, by the manner of your education it had happened toyou, as it has happened to many, never to have heard of any futurestate, or not to have credited what you heard; and therefore that youhad to face this fact of the approach of death in its ...simplicity:fearing no punishment for any sin that you might have before committed, or in the coming days might determine to commit; and having similarly nohope of reward for past, or yet possible, virtue; nor even of anyconsciousness whatever to be left to you, after the seventh day hadended, either of the results of your acts to those whom you loved, or ofthe feelings of any survivors towards you. Then the manner in which youwould spend the seven days is an exact measure of the morality of yournature.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We may all know that, each of ourselves, easily enough, if welike to put one grave question well home.
83. Supposing it were told any of you by a physician whose word youcould not but trust, that you had not more than seven days to live. Andsuppose also that, by the manner of your education it had happened toyou, as it has happened to many, never to have heard of any futurestate, or not to have credited what you heard; and therefore that youhad to face this fact of the approach of death in its ...simplicity:fearing no punishment for any sin that you might have before committed, or in the coming days might determine to commit; and having similarly nohope of reward for past, or yet possible, virtue; nor even of anyconsciousness whatever to be left to you, after the seventh day hadended, either of the results of your acts to those whom you loved, or ofthe feelings of any survivors towards you. Then the manner in which youwould spend the seven days is an exact measure of the morality of yournature.
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