The Vision of Anton As Told By Walter a Dyer
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Then spake the wise old clock-maker.
**A Vision," quoth he, "is something good and lofty and desirable which the soul may see, and having not, may reach forth to obtain. Without a Vision the body may live, but the soul is starved. It is death in life. Men may eat, and drink, and sleep, and laugh, and work, and quarrel, and beget chil- dren, and die, but all to no purpose.
They might as well die in the first place, and so the Wise Man saith, 'Without a Vision, the people perish.' " "And what may... I do to get a Vision, that I may live?" asked Anton. "He that seeketh, findeth," replied the clock-maker.
"Where shall I seek?" asked Anton.
"At thine own work bench," was the answer. "Thou hast been to the mon- astery of the good gray monks and found no Vision there. Thou may'st travel the world over, and no Vision will reward thy search. Look within thy heart, Anton, even into its hidden corners. Whatsoever thou findest that is good and worthy, examine it. Thus wilt thou find thy Vision. Do thy daily work, Anton, and let thy Vision find thee working.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then spake the wise old clock-maker.
**A Vision," quoth he, "is something good and lofty and desirable which the soul may see, and having not, may reach forth to obtain. Without a Vision the body may live, but the soul is starved. It is death in life. Men may eat, and drink, and sleep, and laugh, and work, and quarrel, and beget chil- dren, and die, but all to no purpose.
They might as well die in the first place, and so the Wise Man saith, 'Without a Vision, the people perish.' " "And what may... I do to get a Vision, that I may live?" asked Anton. "He that seeketh, findeth," replied the clock-maker.
"Where shall I seek?" asked Anton.
"At thine own work bench," was the answer. "Thou hast been to the mon- astery of the good gray monks and found no Vision there. Thou may'st travel the world over, and no Vision will reward thy search. Look within thy heart, Anton, even into its hidden corners. Whatsoever thou findest that is good and worthy, examine it. Thus wilt thou find thy Vision. Do thy daily work, Anton, and let thy Vision find thee working.
What to read after The Vision of Anton As Told By Walter a Dyer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter a Walter Alden Dyer to read onlineMoreLess
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