The Destiny of Man
The Destiny of Man
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Though gentlemen, moreover, no longer assail one anotherwith knives and clubs, they still inflict wounds with cruel words andsneers. Though the free--thinker is no longer chained to a stake andburned, people still tell lies about him, and do their best to starvehim by hurting his reputation. The virtues of forbearance andself-control are still in a very rudimentary state, and of mutualhelpfulness there is far too little among men.
Nevertheless in all these respects some improvement has been mad...e, alongwith the diminution of warfare, and by the time warfare has not merelyceased from the earth but has come to be the dimly remembered phantom ofa remote past, the development of the sympathetic side of human naturewill doubtless become prodigious. The manifestation of selfish andhateful feelings will be more and more sternly repressed by publicopinion, and such feelings will become weakened by disuse, while thesympathetic feelings will increase in strength as the sphere for theirexercise is enlarged.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Though gentlemen, moreover, no longer assail one anotherwith knives and clubs, they still inflict wounds with cruel words andsneers. Though the free--thinker is no longer chained to a stake andburned, people still tell lies about him, and do their best to starvehim by hurting his reputation. The virtues of forbearance andself-control are still in a very rudimentary state, and of mutualhelpfulness there is far too little among men.
Nevertheless in all these respects some improvement has been mad...e, alongwith the diminution of warfare, and by the time warfare has not merelyceased from the earth but has come to be the dimly remembered phantom ofa remote past, the development of the sympathetic side of human naturewill doubtless become prodigious. The manifestation of selfish andhateful feelings will be more and more sternly repressed by publicopinion, and such feelings will become weakened by disuse, while thesympathetic feelings will increase in strength as the sphere for theirexercise is enlarged.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fiske, John, 1842-1901 to read onlineMoreLess
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