Optimism, a Real Remedy
Optimism, a Real Remedy
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I am a man: it is impossible for me •to be a woman. I cannot become \ queen of England, but it is possible j for me to become president of the United States. The chances of being president are only one in several millions, and not one in a million would be comfortable in or be able to do honour to the presidential chair, but there are millions of opportuni- ties to be as honourable as any presi- dent ever has been or ever can be.
There is far more concentrated pleasure, novelty, and agreeable f...eel- ing in being a small hero in a family circle than in being the recipient of a Roman Triumph. "Uneasy is the head that wears the crown " is among the truest of saws. Whoever reaches royal or presidential or even imperial distinction and power is weighted with responsibilities and jealousies 55 OPTIMISM which grind or crush the felicities out of the situation ; and from such dizzy heights the danger of a slip which will precipitate a fall can but be a daymare and a nightmare of constant dread.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am a man: it is impossible for me •to be a woman. I cannot become \ queen of England, but it is possible j for me to become president of the United States. The chances of being president are only one in several millions, and not one in a million would be comfortable in or be able to do honour to the presidential chair, but there are millions of opportuni- ties to be as honourable as any presi- dent ever has been or ever can be.
There is far more concentrated pleasure, novelty, and agreeable f...eel- ing in being a small hero in a family circle than in being the recipient of a Roman Triumph. "Uneasy is the head that wears the crown " is among the truest of saws. Whoever reaches royal or presidential or even imperial distinction and power is weighted with responsibilities and jealousies 55 OPTIMISM which grind or crush the felicities out of the situation ; and from such dizzy heights the danger of a slip which will precipitate a fall can but be a daymare and a nightmare of constant dread.
What to read after Optimism, a Real Remedy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Horace Fletcher to read onlineMoreLess
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