On the Art of Living Together (1896) - Hardcover

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ISBN 10: 1161927077 ISBN 13: 9781161927078

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On the Art of deployed, expounded, and enforced. It is of far more pressing importance, for example, than the art of playing the piano or the violin, and is quite as difficult to learn. I would even venture to say that it is of more vital value than the indispensable art of arithmetic. If we were adepts in this art many of the catastrophes of life would be averted; and if even we had some smattering of its lore we should greatly change the interiors of our homes, and contribute to the progress of society and the world. It is written, It is not good for man to be alone; but, on the other hand, it is often far from good to be with him. A docile cat is preferable, a mongoose, or even a canary. I ndeed, for want of proper instruction a large number of the human race, as they are known in this damp and foggy island, are gey ill to live wi ,and no one would attempt it but for charity and the love of God.
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• ISBN 10: 1161927077
• ISBN 13: 9781161927078
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