Paradoxes: From the German of Max Nordau
Paradoxes: From the German of Max Nordau
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Certainly, my boy, certainly. There are few ladders that enable one to climb so rapidly and securely to the highest aims as debts. It is revolting when we reflect how they have been traduced by pedants, and brought into disrepute.
The cruellest wrong has been done to them. Much ex- travagance and licence will be forgiven to the genius of Heine, but never his line : " Man, pay your debts ! " What folly, what immorality ! If you follow Heine's advice you are lost. Just consider fit>r a moment :... Who is going to notice you if you pay your way as you go along, in petty, narrow honesty? No one will turn to look after you.
Join some threadbare company, live in an attic, eat dry bread, and never run in debt — ^you will soon feel the re- sults. The dogs will bark at you, the watchmen will look you over with distrust, respectable people double lock their doors in your face. And the grocer, whose customer you are, will cease to take the slightest interest in you from the moment when you have paid him the amount of his bill.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
!
Certainly, my boy, certainly. There are few ladders that enable one to climb so rapidly and securely to the highest aims as debts. It is revolting when we reflect how they have been traduced by pedants, and brought into disrepute.
The cruellest wrong has been done to them. Much ex- travagance and licence will be forgiven to the genius of Heine, but never his line : " Man, pay your debts ! " What folly, what immorality ! If you follow Heine's advice you are lost. Just consider fit>r a moment :... Who is going to notice you if you pay your way as you go along, in petty, narrow honesty? No one will turn to look after you.
Join some threadbare company, live in an attic, eat dry bread, and never run in debt — ^you will soon feel the re- sults. The dogs will bark at you, the watchmen will look you over with distrust, respectable people double lock their doors in your face. And the grocer, whose customer you are, will cease to take the slightest interest in you from the moment when you have paid him the amount of his bill.
What to read after Paradoxes: From the German of Max Nordau?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Max Simon Nordau to read onlineMoreLess
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