Address Before the Essex Agricultural Society
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I have thought a better agricultural school than this farm could not be found. I have before me also, that most valuable of all citizens, one of what are called the yeomanry of our country. A farmer, born and educated to his calling, and filled with determination to discharge his duty well. The virtues of a New England home gave tone and direction to his earliest impulses. The sharp and bracing air of his native hills nerved his arm, and knit his manly frame into that sturdy symmetry which his ...destiny demands. Amidst the conflicts and trials, amidst the joys and sports of the district school, he dlai the foundation of his knowledge, without advancing into that realm of letters which is beset with the snares of ambi- tion, and is surrounded by all the temptations which the high mountains of society are sure to reveal. The great book of nature lies always open before him, and the relation which exists between the earth and its cultivator is the first lesson he learns from its pages. The capacity of his native soil becomes as familiar to his growing eye as the careworn form of his industrious father, from whom he learns year by year the practical business of agriculture.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have thought a better agricultural school than this farm could not be found. I have before me also, that most valuable of all citizens, one of what are called the yeomanry of our country. A farmer, born and educated to his calling, and filled with determination to discharge his duty well. The virtues of a New England home gave tone and direction to his earliest impulses. The sharp and bracing air of his native hills nerved his arm, and knit his manly frame into that sturdy symmetry which his ...destiny demands. Amidst the conflicts and trials, amidst the joys and sports of the district school, he dlai the foundation of his knowledge, without advancing into that realm of letters which is beset with the snares of ambi- tion, and is surrounded by all the temptations which the high mountains of society are sure to reveal. The great book of nature lies always open before him, and the relation which exists between the earth and its cultivator is the first lesson he learns from its pages. The capacity of his native soil becomes as familiar to his growing eye as the careworn form of his industrious father, from whom he learns year by year the practical business of agriculture.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Bailey Loring to read onlineMoreLess
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