What Life Means to Me
What Life Means to Me
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Shall we honor most an Essex who can afford to lavish money on entertaining kings, or a Sydney, who, in his own dire necessity, gave his helmet full of cold water to a dying conmion soldier, whose need he thought was greater than his own? "Bon vi- vant" — ugh! what a cynicism, if only men knew it. Only he who knows the Master has any conception of the good things of life — or how good those good things are.
As we passed down the shore yester- day, several times we nearly missed our way among th...e islands and shoals that he in coimtless scores off this uncharted coast, because from inside on the land were blowing such dense clouds of smoke from an extensive forest fire that the horizon would often be totally obUterated. We thought we [U] £1 i Digitized by Google WHAT 01FE MEANS TO ME saw things as they really were, and were entirely deceived. Gulliver from his height could appr^Jiate the pity of the ridiculous strivings for unworthy aims of the tiny Lilliputians. So pos- terity, as the lapse of the ages removes the false glamoiu* that at the time befogs the real value of men's lives, will pay homage only to those men who have, following the footsteps of the Master, rendered true service to the human race.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shall we honor most an Essex who can afford to lavish money on entertaining kings, or a Sydney, who, in his own dire necessity, gave his helmet full of cold water to a dying conmion soldier, whose need he thought was greater than his own? "Bon vi- vant" — ugh! what a cynicism, if only men knew it. Only he who knows the Master has any conception of the good things of life — or how good those good things are.
As we passed down the shore yester- day, several times we nearly missed our way among th...e islands and shoals that he in coimtless scores off this uncharted coast, because from inside on the land were blowing such dense clouds of smoke from an extensive forest fire that the horizon would often be totally obUterated. We thought we [U] £1 i Digitized by Google WHAT 01FE MEANS TO ME saw things as they really were, and were entirely deceived. Gulliver from his height could appr^Jiate the pity of the ridiculous strivings for unworthy aims of the tiny Lilliputians. So pos- terity, as the lapse of the ages removes the false glamoiu* that at the time befogs the real value of men's lives, will pay homage only to those men who have, following the footsteps of the Master, rendered true service to the human race.
What to read after What Life Means to Me?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grenfell, Wilfred Thomason, Sir, 1865-1940 to read onlineMoreLess
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