Youth Its Education Regimen And Hygiene
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" But within about half that time, in reading a patheticpage of how a mere boy felt that he could save his family and take theplace of all they had lost, a vivid conception of the scene came overhim and he was moved to tears. From that moment, his burden grewlighter. He saw that his heart was not dead and that he still had somestuff left of which character and happiness are made; and althoughthere were several later lapses, some of which lasted many months, hewas never again as miserable as he ...had been.
These experience left him changed in two respects. He had a new theoryof life, having much in common with the anti-consciousness theory ofCarlyle. He still held happiness the end of life, but thought it mustbe aimed at indirectly and taken incidentally. The other change wasthat for the first time he gave its proper place to internal cultureof the individual, especially the training of the feelings whichbecame now cardinal. He relished and felt the power of poetry and art;was profoundly moved by music; fell in love with Wordsworth and withnature, and his later depressions were best relieved by the power ofrural beauty, which wrought its charm not because of itself but by thestates and feelings it aroused.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" But within about half that time, in reading a patheticpage of how a mere boy felt that he could save his family and take theplace of all they had lost, a vivid conception of the scene came overhim and he was moved to tears. From that moment, his burden grewlighter. He saw that his heart was not dead and that he still had somestuff left of which character and happiness are made; and althoughthere were several later lapses, some of which lasted many months, hewas never again as miserable as he ...had been.
These experience left him changed in two respects. He had a new theoryof life, having much in common with the anti-consciousness theory ofCarlyle. He still held happiness the end of life, but thought it mustbe aimed at indirectly and taken incidentally. The other change wasthat for the first time he gave its proper place to internal cultureof the individual, especially the training of the feelings whichbecame now cardinal. He relished and felt the power of poetry and art;was profoundly moved by music; fell in love with Wordsworth and withnature, and his later depressions were best relieved by the power ofrural beauty, which wrought its charm not because of itself but by thestates and feelings it aroused.
What to read after Youth Its Education Regimen And Hygiene?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hall G. Stanley to read onlineMoreLess
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