Conditions in the World
In this chapter, the author goes on to show what reason he had to be so
tired of this world and what little reason most men have for being fond of this
world.
- There is no true happiness in humor or those things that delight the
senses.
- He acknowledges wisdom to be useful but overrated and insufficient
to make a man happy.
- He looks at wealth to see how far it will go toward making a man
happy and concludes that those who dwell upon it, will not be happy,
only those who give it little thought, will benefit from it.
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