An Essay On Education:
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And when he goes into business, all the world will cer- tainly come to his stt)re to purchase their goods — or to his shop for medicines — or to his law-offif^e for advice. His father, he says, was educated when the world knew no- thing, and so taught him nothing. He knew not how to captivate all hearts by a mere look, by the dangling of a watch-chain, and the cut of his hair, and so he filled to amass a vast fortune for his son to waste. His wiser son says to himself, that he will soon show us... how a fortune is to be made by his cleverness in business. He must begin the world, though, by a runaway match, and thus he gets an heiress for his wife. Her parents are over- whelmed with the calamity at first, but loving their daugh- ter, they relent, and set him up in business. Extrava- gance, and want of care and foresight, involve him in diffi- culties of all sorts, and finally he fails, and becomes a ruined bankrupt — bankrupt in fame, character, health, and money.
His wife dies with grief, and her parents follow her and des- cend into their graves, leaving their worthless son-in-law a monument of his own folly, self-conceit, and wicked- ness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And when he goes into business, all the world will cer- tainly come to his stt)re to purchase their goods — or to his shop for medicines — or to his law-offif^e for advice. His father, he says, was educated when the world knew no- thing, and so taught him nothing. He knew not how to captivate all hearts by a mere look, by the dangling of a watch-chain, and the cut of his hair, and so he filled to amass a vast fortune for his son to waste. His wiser son says to himself, that he will soon show us... how a fortune is to be made by his cleverness in business. He must begin the world, though, by a runaway match, and thus he gets an heiress for his wife. Her parents are over- whelmed with the calamity at first, but loving their daugh- ter, they relent, and set him up in business. Extrava- gance, and want of care and foresight, involve him in diffi- culties of all sorts, and finally he fails, and becomes a ruined bankrupt — bankrupt in fame, character, health, and money.
His wife dies with grief, and her parents follow her and des- cend into their graves, leaving their worthless son-in-law a monument of his own folly, self-conceit, and wicked- ness.
What to read after An Essay On Education:?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caleb Atwater to read onlineMoreLess
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