Table Talk
Table Talk
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The child of Fortune should resign himself into thehands of Fortune. A plotting head frequently overreaches itself: a mindconfident of its resources and calculating powers enters on criticalspeculations, which in a game depending so much on chance and unforeseenevents, and not entirely on intellectual skill, turn the odds greatlyagainst any one in the long run. The rule of business is to take whatyou can get, and keep what you have got; or an eagerness in seizingevery opportunity that offers fo...r promoting your own interest, and aplodding, persevering industry in making the most of the advantagesyou have already obtained, are the most effectual as well as the safestingredients in the composition of the mercantile character. The worldis a book in which the _Chapter of Accidents_ is none of the leastconsiderable; or it is a machine that must be left, in a great measure, to turn itself. The most that a worldly-minded man can do is to stand atthe receipt of custom, and be constantly on the lookout for windfalls.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The child of Fortune should resign himself into thehands of Fortune. A plotting head frequently overreaches itself: a mindconfident of its resources and calculating powers enters on criticalspeculations, which in a game depending so much on chance and unforeseenevents, and not entirely on intellectual skill, turn the odds greatlyagainst any one in the long run. The rule of business is to take whatyou can get, and keep what you have got; or an eagerness in seizingevery opportunity that offers fo...r promoting your own interest, and aplodding, persevering industry in making the most of the advantagesyou have already obtained, are the most effectual as well as the safestingredients in the composition of the mercantile character. The worldis a book in which the _Chapter of Accidents_ is none of the leastconsiderable; or it is a machine that must be left, in a great measure, to turn itself. The most that a worldly-minded man can do is to stand atthe receipt of custom, and be constantly on the lookout for windfalls.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hazlitt, William, 1778-1830 to read onlineMoreLess
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