Supplement to the book of Letters
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Carter.
I SAW a letter of yours to my son White, concern- ing your grandson being an apprentice with him, and your great desire is to have my advice and judgment in it.
Truly friend I would willingly have waved the thing, for these reasons following.
First, if I should help the boy to never so good a master, and of a good trade, yet if it be not in the boy's nature to be obedient unto his master and apt in na- ture to learn the art of his trade, the parents of the boy are apt to blame the maste...r of the child for his neglect in not learning the apprentice his trade and art in his trade according to his covenant and promise, which default may be in the apprentice, because his nature could not receive it himself; and if his master should be cruel and beat the boy, thinking by that means to force the boy to learn his trade, and yield obedience whether he will or no, the master will then be cried out upon as a cruel tyrannical master, which was the cause the boy never came to learn his trade to any purpose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Carter.
I SAW a letter of yours to my son White, concern- ing your grandson being an apprentice with him, and your great desire is to have my advice and judgment in it.
Truly friend I would willingly have waved the thing, for these reasons following.
First, if I should help the boy to never so good a master, and of a good trade, yet if it be not in the boy's nature to be obedient unto his master and apt in na- ture to learn the art of his trade, the parents of the boy are apt to blame the maste...r of the child for his neglect in not learning the apprentice his trade and art in his trade according to his covenant and promise, which default may be in the apprentice, because his nature could not receive it himself; and if his master should be cruel and beat the boy, thinking by that means to force the boy to learn his trade, and yield obedience whether he will or no, the master will then be cried out upon as a cruel tyrannical master, which was the cause the boy never came to learn his trade to any purpose.
What to read after Supplement to the book of Letters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reeves, John, 1752?-1829 to read onlineMoreLess
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