Young george, however, did not yield himself to nourish the false hunger of a ghost that made no good return. he saw too much: the accumulated wisdom of his years had so conclusively made plain to him the permanent profusion of a world where everybody might have everything to do, and almost everything to eat, that he was jubilantly satisfied and all unthwarted by adversity. what is young george’s attitude toward life in this excerpt? select all that apply. the world is a place of unlimited opportunities. the world is an empty place with ghostly presences. the world is a difficult place and must be approached with caution. the world is a place of abundance.