The Feast of St. Friend
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Assuredly, a feast meansmore than enough, and more than enough means excess. It is only becausea feast means excess that it assists in the bringing about of expansionand joy. Such is human nature, and it is the case of human nature thatwe are discussing. Of course, excess usually exacts its toll, withintwenty-four hours, especially from the weak. But the benefit is worthits price. The body pays no more than the debt which the soul hasincurred. An occasional change of habit is essential to well-...being, andevery change of habit results in temporary derangement andinconvenience.
Do not misunderstand me. Do not push my notion of excess to extremes. When I defend the excess inevitably incident to a feast, I am notseeking to prove that a man in celebrating Christmas is entitled todrink champagne in a public restaurant until he becomes an object ofscorn and disgust to the waiters who have travelled from Switzerland inorder to receive his tips. Much less should I be prepared to justify himif, in his own home, he sank lower than the hog.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Assuredly, a feast meansmore than enough, and more than enough means excess. It is only becausea feast means excess that it assists in the bringing about of expansionand joy. Such is human nature, and it is the case of human nature thatwe are discussing. Of course, excess usually exacts its toll, withintwenty-four hours, especially from the weak. But the benefit is worthits price. The body pays no more than the debt which the soul hasincurred. An occasional change of habit is essential to well-...being, andevery change of habit results in temporary derangement andinconvenience.
Do not misunderstand me. Do not push my notion of excess to extremes. When I defend the excess inevitably incident to a feast, I am notseeking to prove that a man in celebrating Christmas is entitled todrink champagne in a public restaurant until he becomes an object ofscorn and disgust to the waiters who have travelled from Switzerland inorder to receive his tips. Much less should I be prepared to justify himif, in his own home, he sank lower than the hog.
What to read after The Feast of St. Friend?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bennett Arnold to read onlineMoreLess
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