The Charms of Life volume 1
The Charms of Life volume 1
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He is an American, because the President does not bow the less low to the laws of the laud than he does. This inspires him. It makes an ennobling impression upon him in spite of himself; he cannot help it; it is the dawn of that gratitude which denotes the full presence of God in him, and vice receives a fatal check. Education appears at first sight to have little to do with it. Whether elaborately educated or not, man feels at least to some extent the principle of justice so exercised in publi...c, yet, while it points in the silence of his soul to himself as a sovereign being, man yearns for knowledge. The vote does more towards implanting a desire for knowledge and to draw the metal out of man, than any other external encourage- ment. The most violent become submissive when they behold in broad daylight the equal love of God, as demons- trated by the anatomy of man, done justice to by over forty millions of grateful human beings, irrespective of each one's knowledge, and respective only of their rights as civilized men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He is an American, because the President does not bow the less low to the laws of the laud than he does. This inspires him. It makes an ennobling impression upon him in spite of himself; he cannot help it; it is the dawn of that gratitude which denotes the full presence of God in him, and vice receives a fatal check. Education appears at first sight to have little to do with it. Whether elaborately educated or not, man feels at least to some extent the principle of justice so exercised in publi...c, yet, while it points in the silence of his soul to himself as a sovereign being, man yearns for knowledge. The vote does more towards implanting a desire for knowledge and to draw the metal out of man, than any other external encourage- ment. The most violent become submissive when they behold in broad daylight the equal love of God, as demons- trated by the anatomy of man, done justice to by over forty millions of grateful human beings, irrespective of each one's knowledge, and respective only of their rights as civilized men.
What to read after The Charms of Life volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William E F Krause to read onlineMoreLess
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