The Complete Works of Mark Twain [pseud.] the Mysterious Stranger Vol. 8 Eight (8)
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A child's first act knocks over the initial brick, and the rest will follow inexorably. If you could see into the future, as I can, you would see everything that was going to happen to that creature; for nothing can change the order of its life after the first event has determined it. That is, nothing will change it, because each act unfailingly begets an act, that act 81 MARK TWAIN begets another, and so on to the end, and the seer can look forward down the line and see just when each act is t...o have birth, from cradle to grave." "Does God order the career?" "Foreordain it? No. The man's circumstances and environment order it. His first act determines the second and all that follow after. But suppose, for argument's sake, that the man should skip one of these acts ; an apparently trifling one, for instance ; suppose that it had been appointed that on a certain day, at a certain hour and minute and second and fraction of a second he should go to the well, and he didn't go. That man's career would change utterly, from that moment; thence to the grave it would be wholly different from the career which his first act as a child had arranged for him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A child's first act knocks over the initial brick, and the rest will follow inexorably. If you could see into the future, as I can, you would see everything that was going to happen to that creature; for nothing can change the order of its life after the first event has determined it. That is, nothing will change it, because each act unfailingly begets an act, that act 81 MARK TWAIN begets another, and so on to the end, and the seer can look forward down the line and see just when each act is t...o have birth, from cradle to grave." "Does God order the career?" "Foreordain it? No. The man's circumstances and environment order it. His first act determines the second and all that follow after. But suppose, for argument's sake, that the man should skip one of these acts ; an apparently trifling one, for instance ; suppose that it had been appointed that on a certain day, at a certain hour and minute and second and fraction of a second he should go to the well, and he didn't go. That man's career would change utterly, from that moment; thence to the grave it would be wholly different from the career which his first act as a child had arranged for him.
What to read after The Complete Works of Mark Twain [pseud.] the Mysterious Stranger Vol. 8 Eight (8)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Twain, Mark, 1835-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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