The Savage
The Savage
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But if a villain or a fool wrap his unhallowed limbs in the white robes of the goddess, shall his wickedness and folly be unnoticed? I trow not.
Professors of religion are often ingenious at making distinctions where no difference really exists: I wish they would learn to separate those things which are not very intimately connected — their professions from their actions; themselves from their Maker.
THE SAVAGE.
209 Piomingo. Were popular commotions again to take place in France, in England, or... in any other country of Europe, would you entertain any such extravagant ex- pectations as you did at the commencement of the French revolution?
Frank. Indeed I should not. I understand a little bet- ter, than I did in my youth, the nature of the motives thatinfluence the actions of men. I have paid some at- tention to the passions and prejudices and follies of my species. I have studied, as much as my situation in life would allow, the progress of society from barbarism to refinement; and I have been led to conclude that in every country where wealth is the principal object of pursuit, the great body of the people must always be slaves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But if a villain or a fool wrap his unhallowed limbs in the white robes of the goddess, shall his wickedness and folly be unnoticed? I trow not.
Professors of religion are often ingenious at making distinctions where no difference really exists: I wish they would learn to separate those things which are not very intimately connected — their professions from their actions; themselves from their Maker.
THE SAVAGE.
209 Piomingo. Were popular commotions again to take place in France, in England, or... in any other country of Europe, would you entertain any such extravagant ex- pectations as you did at the commencement of the French revolution?
Frank. Indeed I should not. I understand a little bet- ter, than I did in my youth, the nature of the motives thatinfluence the actions of men. I have paid some at- tention to the passions and prejudices and follies of my species. I have studied, as much as my situation in life would allow, the progress of society from barbarism to refinement; and I have been led to conclude that in every country where wealth is the principal object of pursuit, the great body of the people must always be slaves.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 1782 1833 Piomingo to read onlineMoreLess
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