Solitude Considered With Respect to Its Influence Upon the Mind And the Heart
Solitude Considered With Respect to Its Influence Upon the Mind And the Heart
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+ How many men of contemplative minds are the flaves of fools and madmen ! How many rational beings pafs their lives in bondage, by being unfortunately attached to a worthlefs faction !
ON THE HEA&T. 365 faftion ! How many men of excellent under- flandings are condemned to perform a pitiful part in many provincial towiis ! The company of a man who laughs at every thing that is honourable, and rejects thofe fentiments which lead to love and efleem, foon becomes infup- portable. There are no worf...e tyrants than the prejudices of mankind; and the chains of fer- vitude become weighty in proportion to the public ignorance. To form a ferious thought of' pleafing in public life, is vain; for to fucceed in fuch an endeavour, we muft facrifice all thought, furrender every real fentiment ? defpife every thing which rational minds efteem, t:nd efleem every thing that a man of underflanding and good fenfe defpifes, or elfe, by blindly dafli- ing forward upon all occafions, hazard coatentj tranquillity, and fortune.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
+ How many men of contemplative minds are the flaves of fools and madmen ! How many rational beings pafs their lives in bondage, by being unfortunately attached to a worthlefs faction !
ON THE HEA&T. 365 faftion ! How many men of excellent under- flandings are condemned to perform a pitiful part in many provincial towiis ! The company of a man who laughs at every thing that is honourable, and rejects thofe fentiments which lead to love and efleem, foon becomes infup- portable. There are no worf...e tyrants than the prejudices of mankind; and the chains of fer- vitude become weighty in proportion to the public ignorance. To form a ferious thought of' pleafing in public life, is vain; for to fucceed in fuch an endeavour, we muft facrifice all thought, furrender every real fentiment ? defpife every thing which rational minds efteem, t:nd efleem every thing that a man of underflanding and good fenfe defpifes, or elfe, by blindly dafli- ing forward upon all occafions, hazard coatentj tranquillity, and fortune.
What to read after Solitude Considered With Respect to Its Influence Upon the Mind And the Heart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johann Georg Zimmermann to read onlineMoreLess
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