Solitude. 1
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I have *' friends whom I confider more precious than " any thing I poflefs, provided their counfels do *' not tend to abridge my liberty ; and I know of *' no other enemies than thofe which envy has " raifed againft me." Solitude not only reftrains inordinate defires, but difcovers to mankind their real wants j and where a fimplicity of manners prevails, the real wants of men are not only few, but eafily fatisfied ; for being ignorant of thofe defires which luxury creates, they can have no idea... of indulging them.
An old country curate, who had all his life refided upon a lofty mountain near the Lake of Thun, in the Canton of Berne, was one day prefented with a moor-cock. The good old man, ignorant that fuch a bird exifted, confulted with his cook-maid in what manner this rarity was to be difpofedof, and they both agreed to bury it in the garden. If we were all, alas ! as ignorant of the delicious flavour of mosrmcocksy we might be all as happy and con- tented UPON THE HEART. l6s tented as the fimple Paftor of the mountain near the Lake of Thun.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have *' friends whom I confider more precious than " any thing I poflefs, provided their counfels do *' not tend to abridge my liberty ; and I know of *' no other enemies than thofe which envy has " raifed againft me." Solitude not only reftrains inordinate defires, but difcovers to mankind their real wants j and where a fimplicity of manners prevails, the real wants of men are not only few, but eafily fatisfied ; for being ignorant of thofe defires which luxury creates, they can have no idea... of indulging them.
An old country curate, who had all his life refided upon a lofty mountain near the Lake of Thun, in the Canton of Berne, was one day prefented with a moor-cock. The good old man, ignorant that fuch a bird exifted, confulted with his cook-maid in what manner this rarity was to be difpofedof, and they both agreed to bury it in the garden. If we were all, alas ! as ignorant of the delicious flavour of mosrmcocksy we might be all as happy and con- tented UPON THE HEART. l6s tented as the fimple Paftor of the mountain near the Lake of Thun.
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