Worry: the Disease of the Age
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Until he learnt to drive him- self, he would not ride in his own motor-car with- out a book. He dresses carelessly because he becomes bored and irritable after five minutes of the process. Even the pleasant organic sensations due to the easy digestion of a good dinner — sen- sations which suffice most people — do not avert boredom and irritability, with quite unnecessary worry about his work, unless he has active con- versation or a book to amuse him. If he ever lay awake in bed he would probab...ly explode. On the rare occasions when he finds himself in a public vehicle without something to read, every stoppage annoys him; and after such a journey he suffers from cramps in the thighs and calves, due to the continuous contraction of the muscles of the legs in the attempt to accelerate the movement of the vehicle. He has never taken a solitary, goal-less walk, and when he has to walk somewhere always takes a book with him. For some time he thought it inconsiderate to keep his chauffeur waiting for him at a concert with " nothing to do," until he discovered that this lack of occupation, so far from converting the man into an irritable source of profanity, caused him no distress whatever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Until he learnt to drive him- self, he would not ride in his own motor-car with- out a book. He dresses carelessly because he becomes bored and irritable after five minutes of the process. Even the pleasant organic sensations due to the easy digestion of a good dinner — sen- sations which suffice most people — do not avert boredom and irritability, with quite unnecessary worry about his work, unless he has active con- versation or a book to amuse him. If he ever lay awake in bed he would probab...ly explode. On the rare occasions when he finds himself in a public vehicle without something to read, every stoppage annoys him; and after such a journey he suffers from cramps in the thighs and calves, due to the continuous contraction of the muscles of the legs in the attempt to accelerate the movement of the vehicle. He has never taken a solitary, goal-less walk, and when he has to walk somewhere always takes a book with him. For some time he thought it inconsiderate to keep his chauffeur waiting for him at a concert with " nothing to do," until he discovered that this lack of occupation, so far from converting the man into an irritable source of profanity, caused him no distress whatever.
What to read after Worry: the Disease of the Age?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C W Caleb Williams Saleeby to read onlineMoreLess
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