The Art of Living
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Democracy cannot afford not to continue to add to this list, and either she must steel her countenance against the cheap man and his works, or sooner or later be confounded. Was Marie Antoinette a more dangerous enemy of the people than the news- paper proprietor who acquires fortune by cater- ing to the lowest tastes and prejudices of the public, or the self-made capitalist who argues that every man has his price, and seeks to ac- complish legislation by bribery ?
[ i6i ] The Use of Time.
L BR...OUGHT Rogers home with I®]! ^^^ again the other day. I do not ^m. mean Rogers in the flesh; but "^ the example of Rogers as a bogy with which to confound my bet- ter half and myself. You may recall that Rogers is the bookkeeper for Patterson the banker, and that he has brought up and educated a family on a salary of twenty-two hundred dol- lars a year.
"Barbara," said I, "we were reflecting yester- day that we never have time to do the things we really wish to do. Have you ever considered how Rogers spends his time?" My wife admitted that she had not, and she dutifully waited for me to proceed, though I could tell from the expression of her mouth that she did not expedt to derive much assistance from the example of Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Democracy cannot afford not to continue to add to this list, and either she must steel her countenance against the cheap man and his works, or sooner or later be confounded. Was Marie Antoinette a more dangerous enemy of the people than the news- paper proprietor who acquires fortune by cater- ing to the lowest tastes and prejudices of the public, or the self-made capitalist who argues that every man has his price, and seeks to ac- complish legislation by bribery ?
[ i6i ] The Use of Time.
L BR...OUGHT Rogers home with I®]! ^^^ again the other day. I do not ^m. mean Rogers in the flesh; but "^ the example of Rogers as a bogy with which to confound my bet- ter half and myself. You may recall that Rogers is the bookkeeper for Patterson the banker, and that he has brought up and educated a family on a salary of twenty-two hundred dol- lars a year.
"Barbara," said I, "we were reflecting yester- day that we never have time to do the things we really wish to do. Have you ever considered how Rogers spends his time?" My wife admitted that she had not, and she dutifully waited for me to proceed, though I could tell from the expression of her mouth that she did not expedt to derive much assistance from the example of Mr.
What to read after The Art of Living?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grant Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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