Capitolo 29
education, as Saint-Simon stealing, it is every valuable. I owe
you think more men that have passed once through a tropical experience are able
any more desire the full chapter to stain out of life theirs that them
it would consent to lose their culture of university, them Continental
trips or their literary, scientific, or artistic education.
And what is the elements of this tropical curriculum that it gives him/it
instructive and so immense value? I think that they is manifold. Some only
you/he/she can be selected as of the typical importance.
In the first place, because there is first in order of realisation, his/her
you appraise as a mental _bouleversement_, a revolution in ideas a kind of
cold bathe-bath and ethic and intellectual, a nervous hit to the system
generally. The patient or pupil it gets so upsets completely in his
preconceived ideas; he finds every round him a life so different from the
life to which he has been gotten used in regions colder than him wakes up
on suddenly it rubs his/her eyes, I last, and it starts to look for around him some
general explanation of the world in which him alive. It is good for the
man to the agenda to so simply find upsetting. Picks up the young average
the intelligence of the London roads, with his/her formed loquacious ideas already
from provisioning and it requires in a civilized country, where ground is
appropriate, and classes distinguished, and commodities allow to fall as are
clouds give on the bourgeois breakfast-table--takes such
intelligence, satisfied of itself and empty, and it puts his/her holder all to
once in a new environment, where all material, mental, and moral
it seems topsy-turvy, where the life and morals it is true they are rudimentary--and
unless he is indeed a very particular fool, that that very you really owe
give that happy new-comer to turn on and to think around! The sun that
turns now north, now south of him; the seasons that pass fours
instead of twos; the trees that bloom and they have borne fruit since January to
December, without the apparent respect for the months of calendar as from law