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 be more spiritual, more purely human. The advantage they have does not
teach them to widen the circle of material exaction, to discard what is
less justifiable. In their attitude towards the pleasures of life they
submit to the same spiritual deprivation as, let us say, some cultured
man who may have wandered into a theatre where the play being performed
is not one of the five or six masterpieces of universal literature. He
is fully aware that his neighbours' applause and delight are called
forth, in the main, by more or less obnoxious prejudices on the subject
of honour, glory, religion, patriotism, sacrifice, liberty, or love--or
perhaps by some feeble, dreary poetical effusion. None the less, he will
find himself affected by the general enthusiasm; and it will be
necessary for him, almost at every instant, to pull himself violently
together, to make startl