Two Friends
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On thy way, yet which of them didst thou ever miss ? Often, it is true, I would accuse him, half play- fully, yet half seriously, of utilitarianism, in a wider field than that commonly assigned to it, yet utilita- rianism still. ' You love, ' I would say, ' many things beautiful and excellent, not for their own sakes, but because they help and cheer you to a higher aim. ' ' And I, ' said Philip, ' shall not be too careful to defend myself from that charge, or from the kindred one which you brou...ght against me not many hours ago. When I listened so fixedly to your Scandinavian legend, I was, as you suspected, thinking of my Young Men's class, and of " improving" it for their benefit when we meet this evening. But did this make me feel and enjoy its beauty less ? I do not share Schil- ler's jealousy about making the Ideal useful ; let her be so, when, and as she pleases. She will not, it is true, toil or spin ; she will not grind at the mill for any man ; she will not be the wife of his bosom, his housemate and helpmeet, not even his steady, reliable friend.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On thy way, yet which of them didst thou ever miss ? Often, it is true, I would accuse him, half play- fully, yet half seriously, of utilitarianism, in a wider field than that commonly assigned to it, yet utilita- rianism still. ' You love, ' I would say, ' many things beautiful and excellent, not for their own sakes, but because they help and cheer you to a higher aim. ' ' And I, ' said Philip, ' shall not be too careful to defend myself from that charge, or from the kindred one which you brou...ght against me not many hours ago. When I listened so fixedly to your Scandinavian legend, I was, as you suspected, thinking of my Young Men's class, and of " improving" it for their benefit when we meet this evening. But did this make me feel and enjoy its beauty less ? I do not share Schil- ler's jealousy about making the Ideal useful ; let her be so, when, and as she pleases. She will not, it is true, toil or spin ; she will not grind at the mill for any man ; she will not be the wife of his bosom, his housemate and helpmeet, not even his steady, reliable friend.
What to read after Two Friends?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dora Greenwell to read onlineMoreLess
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