The Childishness And Brutality of the Time: Some Plain Truths in Plain Language. Supplemented By Sundry Discursive Essays And Narratives
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From living in self there is no escaping if you get used to it." " Those," I observed, " who live too much in other people's houses may stand the chance of finding that they are guests not wanted. But I see what you mean.
You are somewhat eccentric in your methods of thinking.
You do not give in to the 'usual.' You are fond of self- examination, self-entertainment, and all that sort of thing.
You have probably time for such indulgence. In short, you are a philosopher, with something in your poc...ket." " My time is at my own disposal," answered he ; " and perhaps it is for that very reason that I dispose of it.
to so little advantage. For I have observed that when one has plenty of time in which to do a thing, the- chance is that the thing will never be done. Garpe- diem, sir; — seize the occasion. And this is advice which every man among us would be the better for taking." "Undoubtedly," I said. That was a safe word to use, for by it I coincided with the person with whom I was conversing, and I could not commit myself either one way or the other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From living in self there is no escaping if you get used to it." " Those," I observed, " who live too much in other people's houses may stand the chance of finding that they are guests not wanted. But I see what you mean.
You are somewhat eccentric in your methods of thinking.
You do not give in to the 'usual.' You are fond of self- examination, self-entertainment, and all that sort of thing.
You have probably time for such indulgence. In short, you are a philosopher, with something in your poc...ket." " My time is at my own disposal," answered he ; " and perhaps it is for that very reason that I dispose of it.
to so little advantage. For I have observed that when one has plenty of time in which to do a thing, the- chance is that the thing will never be done. Garpe- diem, sir; — seize the occasion. And this is advice which every man among us would be the better for taking." "Undoubtedly," I said. That was a safe word to use, for by it I coincided with the person with whom I was conversing, and I could not commit myself either one way or the other.
What to read after The Childishness And Brutality of the Time: Some Plain Truths in Plain Language. Supplemented By Sundry Discursive Essays And Narratives?
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