The Poet of Science, And Other Addresses
The Poet of Science, And Other Addresses
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We shall not spend the Sunday hours over the yellow journals 165 THE SABBATH AND and the sporting columns of the Sunday newspapers. The Christian student in school or college will not take the Sunday to learn the lessons which he ought to have learned on Saturday. He will find an im- mense benefit, not only in a strictly reli- gious point of view but also in the mainte- nance of mental freshness and physical health, in taking the opportunity on Sunday for reading which is considerably different... from that which engages his attention on the other days of the week. In general, we shall not make the Sunday a waste-basket, into which we can throw all trivial odds and ends of work which we have neglected dur- ing the week.
The Sunday will be to us a home day. Families will be able to be together and to get acquainted with each other on Sunday in a degree which is impossible in the rush and turmoil of the business of the week. If we are absent from home and kindred, one of the fit employments of the day will be the writing of letters to the home friends.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We shall not spend the Sunday hours over the yellow journals 165 THE SABBATH AND and the sporting columns of the Sunday newspapers. The Christian student in school or college will not take the Sunday to learn the lessons which he ought to have learned on Saturday. He will find an im- mense benefit, not only in a strictly reli- gious point of view but also in the mainte- nance of mental freshness and physical health, in taking the opportunity on Sunday for reading which is considerably different... from that which engages his attention on the other days of the week. In general, we shall not make the Sunday a waste-basket, into which we can throw all trivial odds and ends of work which we have neglected dur- ing the week.
The Sunday will be to us a home day. Families will be able to be together and to get acquainted with each other on Sunday in a degree which is impossible in the rush and turmoil of the business of the week. If we are absent from home and kindred, one of the fit employments of the day will be the writing of letters to the home friends.
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