Life And Conduct
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--They are both relatedto each other in some mysterious way. So close is the connection thatthe one cannot be affected without the other. The well-being of theone depends on the well-being of the other. The power which the mindhas over the body and the body over the mind has been well and terselydescribed by a writer of our time. "Man, " he says, "is one, howevercompound. Fire his conscience, and he blushes; check his circulation, and he thinks tardily or not at all; impair his secretions, and ...themoral sense is dulled, discolored, or depraved, his aspirations flag, his hope and love both reel; impair them still more, and he becomes abrute. A cup of wine degrades his moral nature below that of theswine. Again, a violent emotion of pity or horror makes him vomit; alancet will restore him from delirium to clear thought; excessivethought will waste his energy; excess of muscular exercise will deadenthought; an emotion will double the strength of his muscles; and atlast, a prick of a needle or a grain of mineral will in an instant layto rest forever his body and its unity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
--They are both relatedto each other in some mysterious way. So close is the connection thatthe one cannot be affected without the other. The well-being of theone depends on the well-being of the other. The power which the mindhas over the body and the body over the mind has been well and terselydescribed by a writer of our time. "Man, " he says, "is one, howevercompound. Fire his conscience, and he blushes; check his circulation, and he thinks tardily or not at all; impair his secretions, and ...themoral sense is dulled, discolored, or depraved, his aspirations flag, his hope and love both reel; impair them still more, and he becomes abrute. A cup of wine degrades his moral nature below that of theswine. Again, a violent emotion of pity or horror makes him vomit; alancet will restore him from delirium to clear thought; excessivethought will waste his energy; excess of muscular exercise will deadenthought; an emotion will double the strength of his muscles; and atlast, a prick of a needle or a grain of mineral will in an instant layto rest forever his body and its unity.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lees J. Cameron to read onlineMoreLess
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