Life And Habit
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For death onlykills through unfamiliarity--that is to say, because the newposition, whatever it is, is so wide a cross as compared with the oldone, that we cannot fuse the two so as to understand the combination;hence we lose all recognition of, and faith in, ourselves and oursurroundings.
But however much we imagine we remember concerning the details of anyremarkable impression which has been made us by a single blow, we donot remember as much or nearly as much as we think we do. Thesubordinat...e details soon drop out of mind. Those who think theyremember even such a momentous matter as the battle of Waterloorecall now probably but half-a-dozen episodes, a gleam here, and agleam there, so that what they call remembering the battle ofWaterloo, is, in fact, little more than a kind of dreaming--so soonvanishes the memory of any unrepeated occurrence.
As for smaller impressions, there is very little of what happens tous in each week that will be in our memories a week hence; a man ofeighty remembers few of the unrepeated incidents of his life beyondthose of the last fortnight, a little here, and a little there, forming a matter of perhaps six weeks or two months in all, ifeverything that he can call to mind were acted over again with nogreater fulness than he can remember it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For death onlykills through unfamiliarity--that is to say, because the newposition, whatever it is, is so wide a cross as compared with the oldone, that we cannot fuse the two so as to understand the combination;hence we lose all recognition of, and faith in, ourselves and oursurroundings.
But however much we imagine we remember concerning the details of anyremarkable impression which has been made us by a single blow, we donot remember as much or nearly as much as we think we do. Thesubordinat...e details soon drop out of mind. Those who think theyremember even such a momentous matter as the battle of Waterloorecall now probably but half-a-dozen episodes, a gleam here, and agleam there, so that what they call remembering the battle ofWaterloo, is, in fact, little more than a kind of dreaming--so soonvanishes the memory of any unrepeated occurrence.
As for smaller impressions, there is very little of what happens tous in each week that will be in our memories a week hence; a man ofeighty remembers few of the unrepeated incidents of his life beyondthose of the last fortnight, a little here, and a little there, forming a matter of perhaps six weeks or two months in all, ifeverything that he can call to mind were acted over again with nogreater fulness than he can remember it.
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