Plutarchs Essays And Miscellanies volume 2
Plutarchs Essays And Miscellanies volume 2
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being filled, he presently goes to the physician and en- quires what is his disease and his indisposition and how he may get rid of it ; but if one that has five beds desires ten, and having ten tables is for purchasing as many more, and having land and money in good store is not at all filled, but still is bent, even breaking his natural rest, upon get- ting more, and when he has never so much never has enough, this man thinks he has no need of a physician to cure him and to show him from what... cause his distemper arises. Indeed, when a man is athirst that hath not drunk at all, we expect that upon his drinking his thirstiness should cease ; but as for him that drinks and drinks and so goes on without giving over, we do not think such a one needs further repletion, but evacuation ; and we advise him by all means to vomit, as knowing that his trouble pro- ceeds not from the want of any thing, but from some sharp humor or preternatural heat that is within him.
Among those persons, therefore, that are for increasing their substance and getting more, he that is poor and indi- gent may perhaps give over his cares when he has got a house or found a treasure, or, by a friend's help, has paid his debts and his creditors have discharged him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
being filled, he presently goes to the physician and en- quires what is his disease and his indisposition and how he may get rid of it ; but if one that has five beds desires ten, and having ten tables is for purchasing as many more, and having land and money in good store is not at all filled, but still is bent, even breaking his natural rest, upon get- ting more, and when he has never so much never has enough, this man thinks he has no need of a physician to cure him and to show him from what... cause his distemper arises. Indeed, when a man is athirst that hath not drunk at all, we expect that upon his drinking his thirstiness should cease ; but as for him that drinks and drinks and so goes on without giving over, we do not think such a one needs further repletion, but evacuation ; and we advise him by all means to vomit, as knowing that his trouble pro- ceeds not from the want of any thing, but from some sharp humor or preternatural heat that is within him.
Among those persons, therefore, that are for increasing their substance and getting more, he that is poor and indi- gent may perhaps give over his cares when he has got a house or found a treasure, or, by a friend's help, has paid his debts and his creditors have discharged him.
What to read after Plutarchs Essays And Miscellanies volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Plutarch to read onlineMoreLess
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