What Men Live By; Work, Play, Love, Worship
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He cannot keep it out. No one finds romance when he is too indifferent to look for it or too tired to translate symbols into meaning. A baby is a lump of flesh, a symphony is a long, confused noise, a picture is a bit of discolored canvas, and man is an ugly, featherless biped to any one who has not interest • enough to see more.
To all of us, when we are sleepy or seasick, the world presents itself in these terms. Now and then Mr. Shaw attracts notice by loudly exclaiming, in print, that a man... can see best when his eyes are too sleepy to open, and that under these conditions he sees no romance in the world. Romance is not a surface quality. It is, therefore, no more visible on the surface of the sleepy man's world than excitement in the pages of the sleepy man's book.
By being just a trifle more blase than Mr. Shaw one can wipe science, mathematics, color, and shape out of the world. All the experiences of our devitalized moods are flat, colorless, meaningless, and stale, and it is as easy to let ourselves get devitalized as it is to drop our end of the load which we are helping to carry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He cannot keep it out. No one finds romance when he is too indifferent to look for it or too tired to translate symbols into meaning. A baby is a lump of flesh, a symphony is a long, confused noise, a picture is a bit of discolored canvas, and man is an ugly, featherless biped to any one who has not interest • enough to see more.
To all of us, when we are sleepy or seasick, the world presents itself in these terms. Now and then Mr. Shaw attracts notice by loudly exclaiming, in print, that a man... can see best when his eyes are too sleepy to open, and that under these conditions he sees no romance in the world. Romance is not a surface quality. It is, therefore, no more visible on the surface of the sleepy man's world than excitement in the pages of the sleepy man's book.
By being just a trifle more blase than Mr. Shaw one can wipe science, mathematics, color, and shape out of the world. All the experiences of our devitalized moods are flat, colorless, meaningless, and stale, and it is as easy to let ourselves get devitalized as it is to drop our end of the load which we are helping to carry.
What to read after What Men Live By; Work, Play, Love, Worship?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard C Richard Clarke Cabot to read onlineMoreLess
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