Our Home Or the Key to a Nobler Life
Our Home Or the Key to a Nobler Life
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. ; resae* his feelings as those of jKjrfect satisfaction air. Uion to his fate. Edgar A. Poe, with his almo>t divine intuition, makes one of the characters in his M \>< . ;r, : M. Icl- strom " experience something of this Mime feeling. Tin iigs of course are but momentary Hashes of infinity, but they show that Clod has imjilanted in us an instinctive sa i with the inevitable, however deeply it may involve our own souls in pain and sorrow. V. One refuses to be reconciled to a great bereavement, there 1 in his heart a secret feeling of rebellion. It m because he possesses this instinct in a less degree than others, since all the instincts of human nature vary in dif- ferent individuals; but in most cases it will be found that his sorrow is superficial and does not take hold on the depths of his nature. In the little - of life this principle is seldom mani- fested. This is why small troubles weigh far more heavily upon the heart in proj>ortion to their magnitude than f. TRIALS OF HOME. 357 great ones.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. ; resae* his feelings as those of jKjrfect satisfaction air. Uion to his fate. Edgar A. Poe, with his almo>t divine intuition, makes one of the characters in his M \>< . ;r, : M. Icl- strom " experience something of this Mime feeling. Tin iigs of course are but momentary Hashes of infinity, but they show that Clod has imjilanted in us an instinctive sa i with the inevitable, however deeply it may involve our own souls in pain and sorrow. V. One refuses to be reconciled to a great bereavement, there 1 in his heart a secret feeling of rebellion. It m because he possesses this instinct in a less degree than others, since all the instincts of human nature vary in dif- ferent individuals; but in most cases it will be found that his sorrow is superficial and does not take hold on the depths of his nature. In the little - of life this principle is seldom mani- fested. This is why small troubles weigh far more heavily upon the heart in proj>ortion to their magnitude than f. TRIALS OF HOME. 357 great ones.
What to read after Our Home Or the Key to a Nobler Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C E Sargent to read online
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