The Age of Gold And Other Poems
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" Destroy life's objects for the sake of life, " Et propter vitam vivendi perdere causas.
Juv.
The inordinate thirst of wealth, "the love of money, " the for getfulness of life's objects and ends, must be always suitable and useful themes for the satirist and the moral historian of his times ; for these are causes which corrupt and event- ually destroy society. On the other hand, the reasonable and moderate pursuit of wealth, as a source of enlightened enjoy- ment, byjust means, combined with a... true sense of its proper employment and distribution, so far from being prejudical, is both useful and necessary. Without this, society would stagnate and life end. It is said by a great authority ; " God first assigned Adam maintenance of life, and then ap- pointed him a law to observe. True it is that the kingdom of God must be the first thing in our purposes and desires ; but in- asmuch as a righteous life presupposeth life, inasmuch as to live virtuously it is impossible, except we live ; therefore, the first impediment which naturally we endeavor to remove is penury and want of things without which we cannot live.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Destroy life's objects for the sake of life, " Et propter vitam vivendi perdere causas.
Juv.
The inordinate thirst of wealth, "the love of money, " the for getfulness of life's objects and ends, must be always suitable and useful themes for the satirist and the moral historian of his times ; for these are causes which corrupt and event- ually destroy society. On the other hand, the reasonable and moderate pursuit of wealth, as a source of enlightened enjoy- ment, byjust means, combined with a... true sense of its proper employment and distribution, so far from being prejudical, is both useful and necessary. Without this, society would stagnate and life end. It is said by a great authority ; " God first assigned Adam maintenance of life, and then ap- pointed him a law to observe. True it is that the kingdom of God must be the first thing in our purposes and desires ; but in- asmuch as a righteous life presupposeth life, inasmuch as to live virtuously it is impossible, except we live ; therefore, the first impediment which naturally we endeavor to remove is penury and want of things without which we cannot live.
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