The Art of Living
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We boast that no animal need be slain that we may be fed, that seeming to be the main point. But thousands of young are robbed of their natural food and slain that we may have milk. We do not kill the hen that we may have eggs, yet we rob her nest and eat the undeveloped chickens. The one, as you see, a ^milk machine,' the other an 'egg producing ma- chine,' so it is no great sacrifice to give up flesh eating when we partake abundantly of these concentrated nutri- ents, fish included." "I belie...ve you are right, but I never had the subject presented to me in this way, and am sure I could not be a strict vegetarian." The Japanese are often quoted as a hardy, long-lived race of vegetarians, but they consume large quantities WHO ARE VEGETARIANS ? 39 of fish, also meat to some extent, if they can afford it.
But the cow and the ox, the helpers in their labor, they regard with affection, and would not eat of their flesh.
The Chinese are called a nation of rice-eaters; fish and meat are used by them as freely as by the Americans, and pork is their staple animal food.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We boast that no animal need be slain that we may be fed, that seeming to be the main point. But thousands of young are robbed of their natural food and slain that we may have milk. We do not kill the hen that we may have eggs, yet we rob her nest and eat the undeveloped chickens. The one, as you see, a ^milk machine,' the other an 'egg producing ma- chine,' so it is no great sacrifice to give up flesh eating when we partake abundantly of these concentrated nutri- ents, fish included." "I belie...ve you are right, but I never had the subject presented to me in this way, and am sure I could not be a strict vegetarian." The Japanese are often quoted as a hardy, long-lived race of vegetarians, but they consume large quantities WHO ARE VEGETARIANS ? 39 of fish, also meat to some extent, if they can afford it.
But the cow and the ox, the helpers in their labor, they regard with affection, and would not eat of their flesh.
The Chinese are called a nation of rice-eaters; fish and meat are used by them as freely as by the Americans, and pork is their staple animal food.
What to read after The Art of Living?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith, Ellen Goodell. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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