Solitude
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Neither on the earth nor in the sky was Diogenes among her imperatives, though she appointed seasons of loneliness for her creatures, perhaps for the purpose of adding intensity to the next companionship. When we remember that the race to which we belong was reared in this sharp discipline, we are helped to understand why it is that there are times when so many of us have what is almost a feverish desire to wander by ourselves in the forest or on the moorland, searching perhaps for what gregari...ousness has stolen from lone- liness.
S Whatever may be the reason for this im- pulse, it is true that the impulse is still active, especially among the most healthy, the most reflective, the most observant, for whom side- 21 tissues issues of beauty have sprung up in such num- bers as to make the present alluring enough of itself, without ancestral allurements too shadowy to be comprehended. We shall not look in vain to the lives of these men for examples of what I venture to call con- vulsive truancy, since nearly all of them are summoned from time to time by a voice that, though it speaks in an undertone, is heard above all other voices.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Neither on the earth nor in the sky was Diogenes among her imperatives, though she appointed seasons of loneliness for her creatures, perhaps for the purpose of adding intensity to the next companionship. When we remember that the race to which we belong was reared in this sharp discipline, we are helped to understand why it is that there are times when so many of us have what is almost a feverish desire to wander by ourselves in the forest or on the moorland, searching perhaps for what gregari...ousness has stolen from lone- liness.
S Whatever may be the reason for this im- pulse, it is true that the impulse is still active, especially among the most healthy, the most reflective, the most observant, for whom side- 21 tissues issues of beauty have sprung up in such num- bers as to make the present alluring enough of itself, without ancestral allurements too shadowy to be comprehended. We shall not look in vain to the lives of these men for examples of what I venture to call con- vulsive truancy, since nearly all of them are summoned from time to time by a voice that, though it speaks in an undertone, is heard above all other voices.
What to read after Solitude?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gale Norman to read onlineMoreLess
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