Measurements of Twins
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For the common man does not much appreciate absolute happiness or absolute betterment. He does not rejoice that he and his children are healthier, happier and more supplied with noble pleasures than were his ancestors of a thousand years ago. His complaint is that he is not so well off as some of those about him ; his pride is that he is above the common herd. The common man demands relative superiority, — to be above those of his own time and locality. If his son leads the community, he does n...ot mind his real stupidity; to be the handsomest girl in the county is beauty enough. Social discontent comes from the knowledge or fancy that one is below others in welfare. The effort of children in school, of men in labor and of women in the home is, except as guided by the wise instincts of nature or more rarely by the wisdom of abstract thought, to rise above some one who seems higher. Thus the prizes which most men really seek are after all in large measure given or withheld by original nature.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For the common man does not much appreciate absolute happiness or absolute betterment. He does not rejoice that he and his children are healthier, happier and more supplied with noble pleasures than were his ancestors of a thousand years ago. His complaint is that he is not so well off as some of those about him ; his pride is that he is above the common herd. The common man demands relative superiority, — to be above those of his own time and locality. If his son leads the community, he does n...ot mind his real stupidity; to be the handsomest girl in the county is beauty enough. Social discontent comes from the knowledge or fancy that one is below others in welfare. The effort of children in school, of men in labor and of women in the home is, except as guided by the wise instincts of nature or more rarely by the wisdom of abstract thought, to rise above some one who seems higher. Thus the prizes which most men really seek are after all in large measure given or withheld by original nature.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thorndike, Edward L. (Edward Lee), 1874-1949 to read onlineMoreLess
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