A Scrap book
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Education : III. The Right to It. — One prepares oneself to hear nonsense whenever the word ** Right " is uttered.^ If the utterance concerns an individual the expectation may be limited to boredom ; when it extends to classes, peoples, or humanity at large, serious mischief may be apprehended. That " nobody has any right to anything except what he has already, " may look like a paradox of the " rotting " type, which sprang up when the nineteenth century ^ Within half an hour of correcting this... proof I have just read that " no one has a right to punish a child. " In the sense that to punish a child is a duty, not a right, one may agree ; otherwise the statement is purely idiotic. Of course it was attributed to a Professor : we are, alas 1 born to folly as Baronets to badness I XXIV THE RIGHT TO EDUCATION 105 was becoming ** high, " and has not yet been quite cleaned away. But it has a great deal of truth in it. At any rate, to say, as the Right Reverend person referred to before ^ said, that " Every child has a right to a good education " is nonsense of the most mischievous and mischief of the most nonsensical.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Education : III. The Right to It. — One prepares oneself to hear nonsense whenever the word ** Right " is uttered.^ If the utterance concerns an individual the expectation may be limited to boredom ; when it extends to classes, peoples, or humanity at large, serious mischief may be apprehended. That " nobody has any right to anything except what he has already, " may look like a paradox of the " rotting " type, which sprang up when the nineteenth century ^ Within half an hour of correcting this... proof I have just read that " no one has a right to punish a child. " In the sense that to punish a child is a duty, not a right, one may agree ; otherwise the statement is purely idiotic. Of course it was attributed to a Professor : we are, alas 1 born to folly as Baronets to badness I XXIV THE RIGHT TO EDUCATION 105 was becoming ** high, " and has not yet been quite cleaned away. But it has a great deal of truth in it. At any rate, to say, as the Right Reverend person referred to before ^ said, that " Every child has a right to a good education " is nonsense of the most mischievous and mischief of the most nonsensical.
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