The Origin of Thought
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In some cases the question has best been answered, by his finding a help meet for him, by whose aid the life's work, in spite of married duties, has been better carried out than it could have been alone.
There is another consideration, too, which is that when too old to work longer, he may be absolutely alone, and too old to marry except for a nurse. '* II vaut se marier jeune, que de prendre sa servante pour femme, comma font tous les vieux gar^ons/^ (Erckmann-Chatrian. ) On the other hand, wo...e to the man who wants to do a life's work and finds himself a Socrates joined for life to a Xantippe. Solomon's warning about the corner of a house-top must be familiar to all ; and it may be said in passing, is true for either sex ; the reproof in line 293 of the Ajax of Sophocles, " Yvvai, yvvai^l KorTfiuv i; crcy'/ (^e/>fi, " Love. 247 will be familiar to Greek scholars ; wliile some may remember the first canto of Dr. Syntax, " 'Twas not the custom of this spouse, To suffer long a quiet house, She was amoug those busy wives Who hurry scurry through their lives, And make amends for fading beauty, By telling husbands of their duty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In some cases the question has best been answered, by his finding a help meet for him, by whose aid the life's work, in spite of married duties, has been better carried out than it could have been alone.
There is another consideration, too, which is that when too old to work longer, he may be absolutely alone, and too old to marry except for a nurse. '* II vaut se marier jeune, que de prendre sa servante pour femme, comma font tous les vieux gar^ons/^ (Erckmann-Chatrian. ) On the other hand, wo...e to the man who wants to do a life's work and finds himself a Socrates joined for life to a Xantippe. Solomon's warning about the corner of a house-top must be familiar to all ; and it may be said in passing, is true for either sex ; the reproof in line 293 of the Ajax of Sophocles, " Yvvai, yvvai^l KorTfiuv i; crcy'/ (^e/>fi, " Love. 247 will be familiar to Greek scholars ; wliile some may remember the first canto of Dr. Syntax, " 'Twas not the custom of this spouse, To suffer long a quiet house, She was amoug those busy wives Who hurry scurry through their lives, And make amends for fading beauty, By telling husbands of their duty.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D Nickerson to read onlineMoreLess
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