Meditations And Contemplations 1-2
Meditations And Contemplations 1-2
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Some pride themselves in a notion of superior excellency, because the roy- al favour has annexed a few splendid titles to their names, or because the dying silk-worm has be- queathed her finest threads to cover their naked- ness. Others congratulate their own signal happi- ness, because loads of golden lumber are amassed together in their coffers : or promise themselves a most superlative felicity indeed, when some thott* VoL.u. ' ^ D 2t GONT£iMrLATlOiir5 saods toore are added to the useless he...ap. Nor are there wahting others, who gape after substan" tial satisfaction from airy applause, and flatter themselves with^ I know not what, immortality in the momentary buzz of renown. Are any of these a whit more reasonable in their opinions, than the poor ragged wretch in his reveries; Mrho, white snoring under a hedge, exults in the possession of his stately palace and sumptuous furniture? If pei'sons, who are very vtissak to their own dothi^ tieeriTl^ passions, and led captive by numberless temptations ; if these persons pique themselves with a conceit of their liberty, and fancy themselves Ihe generous and gaUant spirits of the age ; where iV the diffarence l^ti^een tneirs and the madman's frenty ; who, though chained to the floor, is thro-' ned in thought, and wielding an imaginary sceptre ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some pride themselves in a notion of superior excellency, because the roy- al favour has annexed a few splendid titles to their names, or because the dying silk-worm has be- queathed her finest threads to cover their naked- ness. Others congratulate their own signal happi- ness, because loads of golden lumber are amassed together in their coffers : or promise themselves a most superlative felicity indeed, when some thott* VoL.u. ' ^ D 2t GONT£iMrLATlOiir5 saods toore are added to the useless he...ap. Nor are there wahting others, who gape after substan" tial satisfaction from airy applause, and flatter themselves with^ I know not what, immortality in the momentary buzz of renown. Are any of these a whit more reasonable in their opinions, than the poor ragged wretch in his reveries; Mrho, white snoring under a hedge, exults in the possession of his stately palace and sumptuous furniture? If pei'sons, who are very vtissak to their own dothi^ tieeriTl^ passions, and led captive by numberless temptations ; if these persons pique themselves with a conceit of their liberty, and fancy themselves Ihe generous and gaUant spirits of the age ; where iV the diffarence l^ti^een tneirs and the madman's frenty ; who, though chained to the floor, is thro-' ned in thought, and wielding an imaginary sceptre ?
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