The Nature of Goodness
The Nature of Goodness
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It is characteristic of the child to show little foresight, little hindsight. He takes the present as it comes, and lives in it. We who are more mature and rational contemplate him with the same envywe feel for the skylark and the mouse, and often say, "Would I toocould so suck the joys of the present, without reflecting thatsomething else is coming and something else is gone. " VI Yet after becoming possessed of self-consciousness, we do not steadilyretain it. States of mind occur where the se...lf slips out, though vividconsciousness remains. As I sit in my chair and fix my eye on thedistance, a daydream or reverie comes over me. I see a picture, another, another. Somebody speaks and I am recalled. "Why, here I am!This is I. " I find myself once more. I had lost myself--paradoxicalyet accurate expression. We have many such to indicate thedisappearance of self-consciousness at moments of elation. "I wasabsorbed in thought, " we say; the I was sucked out by strenuousattention elsewhere. "I was swept away with grief, " i.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is characteristic of the child to show little foresight, little hindsight. He takes the present as it comes, and lives in it. We who are more mature and rational contemplate him with the same envywe feel for the skylark and the mouse, and often say, "Would I toocould so suck the joys of the present, without reflecting thatsomething else is coming and something else is gone. " VI Yet after becoming possessed of self-consciousness, we do not steadilyretain it. States of mind occur where the se...lf slips out, though vividconsciousness remains. As I sit in my chair and fix my eye on thedistance, a daydream or reverie comes over me. I see a picture, another, another. Somebody speaks and I am recalled. "Why, here I am!This is I. " I find myself once more. I had lost myself--paradoxicalyet accurate expression. We have many such to indicate thedisappearance of self-consciousness at moments of elation. "I wasabsorbed in thought, " we say; the I was sucked out by strenuousattention elsewhere. "I was swept away with grief, " i.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Palmer George Herbert to read onlineMoreLess
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