Men in the Making
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We first make habits, andthen habits make us. In our to-day walks our to-morrow, and in a verysolemn sense there is no "dead past. " As it has been well said, "thetree that falls so disastrously is no accident; it had the falldetermined a century ago in some injury it received as a sapling. " [1] There is much less luck in human affairs than is popularly supposed;and, if there were more than there is, it would, in the next place, bemoral insanity to put our trust in it. "Nothing walks with aiml...essfeet. " Our life is no lottery. We may make foolish experiments withit, but we do so at our own risk. It is no plaything of chance, it isa stern responsibility which is determined by law that brooks nointerference and excuses no indifference. The proverb tells us that"our lot is cast into the lap, but the whole disposing is of the Lord. "And just as the dark forces that sweep through our life are notnecessarily hostile forces but form part of the order of the world, sothings that we regard as haphazard, merely cast into the lap of chance, may be divine agents working out a marvellous equality of opportunitythroughout our human life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We first make habits, andthen habits make us. In our to-day walks our to-morrow, and in a verysolemn sense there is no "dead past. " As it has been well said, "thetree that falls so disastrously is no accident; it had the falldetermined a century ago in some injury it received as a sapling. " [1] There is much less luck in human affairs than is popularly supposed;and, if there were more than there is, it would, in the next place, bemoral insanity to put our trust in it. "Nothing walks with aiml...essfeet. " Our life is no lottery. We may make foolish experiments withit, but we do so at our own risk. It is no plaything of chance, it isa stern responsibility which is determined by law that brooks nointerference and excuses no indifference. The proverb tells us that"our lot is cast into the lap, but the whole disposing is of the Lord. "And just as the dark forces that sweep through our life are notnecessarily hostile forces but form part of the order of the world, sothings that we regard as haphazard, merely cast into the lap of chance, may be divine agents working out a marvellous equality of opportunitythroughout our human life.
What to read after Men in the Making?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shepherd Ambrose to read onlineMoreLess
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