The Invisible Guide
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142 JIMMY'S DIARY Those questions were — I. "Why Should I be Good?" 11. "Why Should I Paint Land- scapes : That was so like Jimmy — to codify his per- plexities, dreams, and aspirations into the an- swers to two straightfordward questions, quite simple, yet surveying the two ardent preposses- sions of his life — ethics and art.
I read the essays with profound interest. I agreed entirely, but realised, with sorrow, that my interest in them was intellectual. They did not bring Jimmy nearer to me.... He spoke, but it was from the grave. Yet those essays pre- pared the way for the continued presence of my Invisible Guide. Here they are, printed just as Jimmy wrote them.
VI WHY SHOULD I BE GOOD?
jimmy's answer ' * T HAVE always known that the problems of X existence are simple if we approach them with the candour of a child — that is, with a pure heart and an unsullied outlook. This means that I must answer the question — "Why Should I Be Good?" as if there was nothing else in the Universe but myself and that question.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
142 JIMMY'S DIARY Those questions were — I. "Why Should I be Good?" 11. "Why Should I Paint Land- scapes : That was so like Jimmy — to codify his per- plexities, dreams, and aspirations into the an- swers to two straightfordward questions, quite simple, yet surveying the two ardent preposses- sions of his life — ethics and art.
I read the essays with profound interest. I agreed entirely, but realised, with sorrow, that my interest in them was intellectual. They did not bring Jimmy nearer to me.... He spoke, but it was from the grave. Yet those essays pre- pared the way for the continued presence of my Invisible Guide. Here they are, printed just as Jimmy wrote them.
VI WHY SHOULD I BE GOOD?
jimmy's answer ' * T HAVE always known that the problems of X existence are simple if we approach them with the candour of a child — that is, with a pure heart and an unsullied outlook. This means that I must answer the question — "Why Should I Be Good?" as if there was nothing else in the Universe but myself and that question.
What to read after The Invisible Guide?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C Lewis Charles Lewis Hind to read onlineMoreLess
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