Fruits of Solitude Reflections And Maxims Relating to the Conduct of Human Life
Fruits of Solitude Reflections And Maxims Relating to the Conduct of Human Life
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323. They that shew more than they are, raise an expectation they cannot answer; and so lose their credit, as soon as they are found out.
324. Avoid popularity. It has many snares, and no real benefit to thyself; and uncertainty to others.
PRIVACY.
325. Remember the proverb, Bene qui latuit, bene vixit: They are happy that live retiredly.
326. If this be true, princes and their gran dees, of all men, are the unhappiest ; for they live least alone : and they that must be enjoyed by every body, c...an never enjoy themselves as they should.
327. It is the advantage little men have upon them ; they can be private, and have leisure for family comforts, which are the greatest worldly contents men can enjoy.
328. But they that place pleasure in great ness, seek it there : and, we see, rule is as much the ambition of some natures, as privacy is the choice of others.
61 anfc GOVERNMENT.
329. Government has many shapes; but it is sovereignty, though not freedom, in all of them.
330. Rex and Tyrannus, are very different characters: one rules his people by laws, to which they consent; the other by his absolute will and power.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
323. They that shew more than they are, raise an expectation they cannot answer; and so lose their credit, as soon as they are found out.
324. Avoid popularity. It has many snares, and no real benefit to thyself; and uncertainty to others.
PRIVACY.
325. Remember the proverb, Bene qui latuit, bene vixit: They are happy that live retiredly.
326. If this be true, princes and their gran dees, of all men, are the unhappiest ; for they live least alone : and they that must be enjoyed by every body, c...an never enjoy themselves as they should.
327. It is the advantage little men have upon them ; they can be private, and have leisure for family comforts, which are the greatest worldly contents men can enjoy.
328. But they that place pleasure in great ness, seek it there : and, we see, rule is as much the ambition of some natures, as privacy is the choice of others.
61 anfc GOVERNMENT.
329. Government has many shapes; but it is sovereignty, though not freedom, in all of them.
330. Rex and Tyrannus, are very different characters: one rules his people by laws, to which they consent; the other by his absolute will and power.
What to read after Fruits of Solitude Reflections And Maxims Relating to the Conduct of Human Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Penn William to read onlineMoreLess
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