Youth and
Youth and Life
作者：Bourne, Randolph Silliman, 1886-1918
体例：段 章数：16
字数：332,014 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 平均每段 20,750 字；最长 Middle age has passed the waters; it has become static and p（39,997 字），最短 I very early experienced a revulsion against the rigid Presb（12,203 字）。
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共 16 段- Middle age has passed the waters; it has become static and p
- Our critics are misled by the fact that we do not talk about
- The child’s mind, so suggestible to facts, seems to be almos
- And the last of these virtues, redolent of the old Greek tim
- That life is expressed in the social intercourse of ourselve
- The ironist therefore has a valid defense against all the ch
- And as life goes on, the feeling for the precariousness of t
- It is this incalculability of our conscious life that makes
- That vision, however, must be controlled and enriched by the
- We are fond of calling this an age of transition, but if we
- Life is a laboratory to work out experiments in living. That
- It is true that the modern generation seems to be changing a
- It is easy to distort this teaching into a counsel to unbrid
- For if the radical life has its perils, it also has its grea
- And lastly, I am sure that it is an enthusiastic spirit. The
- I very early experienced a revulsion against the rigid Presb