summery of bores by ev lucas
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No body is ready to consider oneself a bore.
Every body in this world is a bore in one way or other. But no body is ready to admit to be a bore. In fact, even the greatest bore thinks himself to be the most pleasant man. One who wants to write something about the bores must have the feeling of superiority and self confidence.
The cause of boredom.
Everybody has some fixed ideas to give. It is clear that the fixed ideas of a few are the boredom to the many. Even the pleasant persons have some odd personal experiences. Secondly, egotism is the foundation stone of a bore. A bore believes that his personal experiences must be invaluable and very interesting for every one. All the time he is involved in tsome experiences. All these he wants to force upon the ears of others, thus creating boredom.
UNIT - 2
Bores are generally happy.
Bores have much to talk about. But they are lucky and happy because they find easily people who are ready to hear them. Even the greatest bores are always sure of an audience.
We become cowrdly before the bores.
Not only have we to bear the boredom of the bores, we become cowardly also before them. We lore courage in saying 'no' to them. Either we have to hear them or run away stealthily at the very sight of them. Once a person had to adopt a cowardly device of avoiding a bore. His servant used to take him away on the excuse of a telephone call.
Bores should not be made conscious of their boredom.
Bores are free and frank. They are never cunning. Simplicity is their greatest quality. Busy men or cunning people can seldom be bores. Hence bores should not be made conscious that we want to avoid their company.
Every body in this world is a bore in one way or other. But no body is ready to admit to be a bore. In fact, even the greatest bore thinks himself to be the most pleasant man. One who wants to write something about the bores must have the feeling of superiority and self confidence.
The cause of boredom.
Everybody has some fixed ideas to give. It is clear that the fixed ideas of a few are the boredom to the many. Even the pleasant persons have some odd personal experiences. Secondly, egotism is the foundation stone of a bore. A bore believes that his personal experiences must be invaluable and very interesting for every one. All the time he is involved in tsome experiences. All these he wants to force upon the ears of others, thus creating boredom.
UNIT - 2
Bores are generally happy.
Bores have much to talk about. But they are lucky and happy because they find easily people who are ready to hear them. Even the greatest bores are always sure of an audience.
We become cowrdly before the bores.
Not only have we to bear the boredom of the bores, we become cowardly also before them. We lore courage in saying 'no' to them. Either we have to hear them or run away stealthily at the very sight of them. Once a person had to adopt a cowardly device of avoiding a bore. His servant used to take him away on the excuse of a telephone call.
Bores should not be made conscious of their boredom.
Bores are free and frank. They are never cunning. Simplicity is their greatest quality. Busy men or cunning people can seldom be bores. Hence bores should not be made conscious that we want to avoid their company.
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