Woman And Her Era volume 2
Woman And Her Era volume 2
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, so in harmony with God's designs for the employment of our pow- ers, thai we arc more apt to measure the value and succc.^ of a life, granting that the enjoyments it seeks seeni worthy in our eyes, by the harvest it gathers, than 276 WOMAA AM) HEK ERA.
by any other single result of it. Human nature is not patient with the ascetic. He would extinguish the sunshine which its best hunger craves. It does not ac- cord its highest respect to the self-renunciatory — the wearers of sack-cloth and hai...r-ropes ; because those acts in themselves are so violent a contradiction of Nature's plain intentions, that they can by no stretch of bigotry, be imputed as meritorious. The best accept- ance they ever get, is when they are features of a career in which good works almost cover them from our view. For humanity recognizes, consciously or unconsciously, a higher loyalty to nature than self-inflicted pain, and nobler virtues, as her due from us, than self-abasement. Enjoyment is to be Avon from within or without.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, so in harmony with God's designs for the employment of our pow- ers, thai we arc more apt to measure the value and succc.^ of a life, granting that the enjoyments it seeks seeni worthy in our eyes, by the harvest it gathers, than 276 WOMAA AM) HEK ERA.
by any other single result of it. Human nature is not patient with the ascetic. He would extinguish the sunshine which its best hunger craves. It does not ac- cord its highest respect to the self-renunciatory — the wearers of sack-cloth and hai...r-ropes ; because those acts in themselves are so violent a contradiction of Nature's plain intentions, that they can by no stretch of bigotry, be imputed as meritorious. The best accept- ance they ever get, is when they are features of a career in which good works almost cover them from our view. For humanity recognizes, consciously or unconsciously, a higher loyalty to nature than self-inflicted pain, and nobler virtues, as her due from us, than self-abasement. Enjoyment is to be Avon from within or without.
What to read after Woman And Her Era volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eliza Woodson Burhans Farnham to read onlineMoreLess
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