Letters From Italy
Letters From Italy
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In most States there are only two classes of citizens, the one lacking necessaries, the other gorged with superfluities. " " The first can only provide for his wants by excessive work ; which is a physical evil for all, and EQUALITY WOULD BENEFIT RICH AND POOR. 105 a torture for some. The second lives in plenty, but suffers the torments of ennui. " " Most empires must, therefore, be peopled with the unhappy. What must be done to bring them back to comfort ? To lessen the wealth of some and incr...ease that of others to enable the poor man abundantly to supply the wants of his family by seven or eight hours of work ? He is then as nearly happy as is possible. How many evils, besides ■ennui, trouble the rich ? How many cares and worries they have that they may preserve and in- crease a large fortune ? What is it to be a rich man ? It is to be the steward of a large house, charged to feed and dress the valets who tend him. " " The happiness of a rich man is a complicated machine which is always requiring some readjust- ment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In most States there are only two classes of citizens, the one lacking necessaries, the other gorged with superfluities. " " The first can only provide for his wants by excessive work ; which is a physical evil for all, and EQUALITY WOULD BENEFIT RICH AND POOR. 105 a torture for some. The second lives in plenty, but suffers the torments of ennui. " " Most empires must, therefore, be peopled with the unhappy. What must be done to bring them back to comfort ? To lessen the wealth of some and incr...ease that of others to enable the poor man abundantly to supply the wants of his family by seven or eight hours of work ? He is then as nearly happy as is possible. How many evils, besides ■ennui, trouble the rich ? How many cares and worries they have that they may preserve and in- crease a large fortune ? What is it to be a rich man ? It is to be the steward of a large house, charged to feed and dress the valets who tend him. " " The happiness of a rich man is a complicated machine which is always requiring some readjust- ment.
What to read after Letters From Italy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mile Louis Victor De Laveleye to read onlineMoreLess
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