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有没翻译：Ical considerations. There is something better
than the conscience that moves
with undeviating rectitude through a moral vacuum. It is
the conscience that is related to realities.
It is a moral force operating continuously on the infinitely diversified
materials of human life. It feels its way onward. It takes
advantage of every incident, with a noble opportunism.
It is the conscience that belongs to the patient, keen-witted,
open-minded,
cheery "men of good will," who are doing the hard work of the world. III
Christmas and the Literature of Disillusion
"What makes the book so cross?" asked the youngest
listener, who had for a few minutes, for lack of anything better to do,
been paying some slight attention to the reading that was intended for
her elders. It was a question
which we had not been bright enough to ask. We had been plodding on with
the vague idea that it was a delightful book. Certainly the subject was
agreeable. The writer was taking
us on a ramble through the less
frequented parts of Italy. He had a fine descriptive power, and made us
see the quiet hill towns, the old walls, the simple peasants, the white
Umbrian cattle in the fields.
It was just the sort of thing that should have brought peace to the
soul; but it didn't. The author had the trick of rubbing his subject the
wrong way. Everything he saw seemed
to suggest something just the opposite. When every prospect pleased, he
took offense at something that wasn't there. He was himself a favored
man O history in the sense we know
it, for there would be no natural means of dating. "Time" must there be artificial, uncertain and
arbitrary. On the night side of Venus, if her men can see the stars at all for cloud, they would perceive the slow procession of stars coming out, for Venus turns continually
to the heavens--though not to the sun.
_Mazzaroth_ would still be brought out in his season, but there would be no answering change on Venus. Her men might still know the ordinances of heaven, but
they could not know the dominion thereof set upon their earth. This imaginary picture of the state of our sister planet may illustrate the fourteenth verse of the first chapter of Genesis:-- "And God said, Let there be lights in the firmament of the heaven to divide the day from the night; and let them be for signs, and
for seasons, and for days, and years." The making of the calendar is
in all nations an astronomical problem: it is the movements of the various heavenly bodies
that give to us our most natural divisions of time. We are told in Deuteronomy:-- "The sun, and the moon, and the stars, even
all the host of heaven, . . . the Lord thy God hath divided unto all nations under the whole heaven." This is the legitimate use of the heavenly bodies, just as the worship of them is their abuse, for the division of time--in other words,
the formation
of a calendar--is a necessity. But as there are many heavenly bodies and several
natural divisions of time, the calendars in use by different peoples differ
considerably. One division,
however, is common to all calendars--the day. The "day" is the first and shortest natural division of time. At present we recognize three 无无聊，打开邮件，见到2封鸡肠，水平有限，懒得慢慢睇。大家大概讲下是什么吧。
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