The Shadow of the Cathedral; a Novel
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"It is this egotistical minority," said Gabriel, having arrived at this point, "who have falsified truth, en- deavouring to persuade the majority of workers that work is a virtue, and that the only mission of man on earth is to work till he perishes. This code, invented by the great capitalists, misquotes science, declaring that people can only live healthily who devote themselves to wbrk, and that all inaction is fatal, but is silent as to what science adds — that excessive work destroys men w...ith far greater rapidity than if they were living in idleness. They say that work is a painful neces- sity for the preservation of life, but they do not say it is a virtue, because repose and sweet inaction are far more grateful to men and to all animals than exertion and fatigue. The fable of Paradise, the story of the Biblical God imposing the sweat of labour as a punish- ment in order to earn subsistence, shows that in all times the natural temperament of mah considered rest as the pleasantest condition, and that work must be considered as an evil indispensable to life, but all the same an evil.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"It is this egotistical minority," said Gabriel, having arrived at this point, "who have falsified truth, en- deavouring to persuade the majority of workers that work is a virtue, and that the only mission of man on earth is to work till he perishes. This code, invented by the great capitalists, misquotes science, declaring that people can only live healthily who devote themselves to wbrk, and that all inaction is fatal, but is silent as to what science adds — that excessive work destroys men w...ith far greater rapidity than if they were living in idleness. They say that work is a painful neces- sity for the preservation of life, but they do not say it is a virtue, because repose and sweet inaction are far more grateful to men and to all animals than exertion and fatigue. The fable of Paradise, the story of the Biblical God imposing the sweat of labour as a punish- ment in order to earn subsistence, shows that in all times the natural temperament of mah considered rest as the pleasantest condition, and that work must be considered as an evil indispensable to life, but all the same an evil.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gillespie, W. A., Mrs, Tr to read onlineMoreLess
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