Right Living As a Fine Art; a Study of Channings Symphony As An Outline of the Ideal Life And Character
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THE FOUNDATION OF HAPPINESS.
In founding his ideal life upon content- ment with small means, Channing pleads for simplicity and the return to "plain liv- ing and high thinking." He would fain double the soul's leisure by halving its wants.
Looking out upon his age, he beheld young men crazed with a mania for money. He saw them refusing to cross the college threshold, closing the book, neglecting conversation, despising friend- ship, postponing marriage, that they might increase their goods. Yet... he remembered 23 RIGHT LIVING AS A FINE ART.
that earth's most gifted children have been content with small means, achieving their greatest triumphs midst compara- tive poverty.
24 A STUDY OF CHANNING'S SYMPHONY.
THE LARGEST WEALTH.
H E Divine Carpenter and His immortal band dwelt far from luxury.
Poor indeed were Socrates, the reformer, and Epictetus, the slave, and Virgil, the poet. Burns, too, and Wordsworth and Coleridge, with Keats and Shelley — all these dwelt midway between poverty and riches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE FOUNDATION OF HAPPINESS.
In founding his ideal life upon content- ment with small means, Channing pleads for simplicity and the return to "plain liv- ing and high thinking." He would fain double the soul's leisure by halving its wants.
Looking out upon his age, he beheld young men crazed with a mania for money. He saw them refusing to cross the college threshold, closing the book, neglecting conversation, despising friend- ship, postponing marriage, that they might increase their goods. Yet... he remembered 23 RIGHT LIVING AS A FINE ART.
that earth's most gifted children have been content with small means, achieving their greatest triumphs midst compara- tive poverty.
24 A STUDY OF CHANNING'S SYMPHONY.
THE LARGEST WEALTH.
H E Divine Carpenter and His immortal band dwelt far from luxury.
Poor indeed were Socrates, the reformer, and Epictetus, the slave, and Virgil, the poet. Burns, too, and Wordsworth and Coleridge, with Keats and Shelley — all these dwelt midway between poverty and riches.
What to read after Right Living As a Fine Art; a Study of Channings Symphony As An Outline of the Ideal Life And Character?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hillis Newell Dwight to read onlineMoreLess
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