Lessons in Life : a Series of Familiar Essays
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A man may as well stab me as to destroy my faith in my kind, for the comfort and happiness of my life depend upon the maintenance of this faith.
There are not a few men and women in this world who are thoroughly conscious that not only their im- mediate personal friends think better of them than they deserve, but that the community — all who know them — accord to them a higher excellence of heart and life than they really possess. There are some who seem fit- Faith in Humanity. 241 ted by natur...e to attract the affection, and secure the re- spect of all those with whom they come into contact, in a very remarkable degree ; and, yet, these persons may be painfully conscious, all the while, that they are not so good as they are thought to be. They are not hypocrites ; they have never intended to deceive any- body ; they have never pretended to be what they are not; but people believe in them without limit. A person who has this power of attracting the confidence of men has forced upon him an immense responsibility.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A man may as well stab me as to destroy my faith in my kind, for the comfort and happiness of my life depend upon the maintenance of this faith.
There are not a few men and women in this world who are thoroughly conscious that not only their im- mediate personal friends think better of them than they deserve, but that the community — all who know them — accord to them a higher excellence of heart and life than they really possess. There are some who seem fit- Faith in Humanity. 241 ted by natur...e to attract the affection, and secure the re- spect of all those with whom they come into contact, in a very remarkable degree ; and, yet, these persons may be painfully conscious, all the while, that they are not so good as they are thought to be. They are not hypocrites ; they have never intended to deceive any- body ; they have never pretended to be what they are not; but people believe in them without limit. A person who has this power of attracting the confidence of men has forced upon him an immense responsibility.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Loewy, Benno, 1854-1919. Fmo to read onlineMoreLess
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