Nerves And Common Sense
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CHAPTER VII _Quiet vs. Chronic Excitement_ SOME women live in a chronic state of excitement all the time and theydo not find it out until they get ill. Even then they do not alwaysfind it out, and then they get more ill.
It is really much the same with excitable women as with a man whothinks he must always keep a little stimulant in himself in order tokeep about his work. When a bad habit is established in us we feelunnatural if we give the habit up for a moment--and we feel naturalwhen we are ...in it--but it is poison all the same.
If a woman has a habit of constantly snuffing or clearing her throat, or rocking a rocking chair, or chattering to whoever may be near hershe would feel unnatural and weird if she were suddenly wrenched out ofany of these things. And yet the poisoning process goes on just thesame.
When it seems immaterial to us that we should be natural we are in apretty bad way and the worst of it is we do not know it.
I once took a friend with me into the country who was one of thosewomen who lived on excitement in every-day life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAPTER VII _Quiet vs. Chronic Excitement_ SOME women live in a chronic state of excitement all the time and theydo not find it out until they get ill. Even then they do not alwaysfind it out, and then they get more ill.
It is really much the same with excitable women as with a man whothinks he must always keep a little stimulant in himself in order tokeep about his work. When a bad habit is established in us we feelunnatural if we give the habit up for a moment--and we feel naturalwhen we are ...in it--but it is poison all the same.
If a woman has a habit of constantly snuffing or clearing her throat, or rocking a rocking chair, or chattering to whoever may be near hershe would feel unnatural and weird if she were suddenly wrenched out ofany of these things. And yet the poisoning process goes on just thesame.
When it seems immaterial to us that we should be natural we are in apretty bad way and the worst of it is we do not know it.
I once took a friend with me into the country who was one of thosewomen who lived on excitement in every-day life.
What to read after Nerves And Common Sense?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Call Annie Payson to read onlineMoreLess
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