An Oration On the Pleasures And Advantages of Knowledge And the Necessity of Mo
An Oration On the Pleasures And Advantages of Knowledge And the Necessity of Mo
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These are problemsi it is true which time alone can determine; but their solution notwithstanding, and consequently the probable complexion of your whole career, may be af- fected measurably, by the exercises and impressions of the' present hour. This reflection has solemnized my mind. It has given me a deep sense of the responsibility I have incurred, by consenting to occupy this stiTtion, not only to you. But to all who are interested in your welfare. As your own characters and fortunes will ...be necessarily identified with your conduct, so it is impossible to estimate the extent to which your influence and example may operate, for good or for evil, upon the best interests of society, and especially upon the great cause of virtue and religion. It is all important therefore, that you enter upon life, not only with correct conceptions of the theatre upon which you will be called to act, but with all those principles, engraven on j'our hearts, of which, as they lie at the foundation of individual excellence and social order, the ob.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These are problemsi it is true which time alone can determine; but their solution notwithstanding, and consequently the probable complexion of your whole career, may be af- fected measurably, by the exercises and impressions of the' present hour. This reflection has solemnized my mind. It has given me a deep sense of the responsibility I have incurred, by consenting to occupy this stiTtion, not only to you. But to all who are interested in your welfare. As your own characters and fortunes will ...be necessarily identified with your conduct, so it is impossible to estimate the extent to which your influence and example may operate, for good or for evil, upon the best interests of society, and especially upon the great cause of virtue and religion. It is all important therefore, that you enter upon life, not only with correct conceptions of the theatre upon which you will be called to act, but with all those principles, engraven on j'our hearts, of which, as they lie at the foundation of individual excellence and social order, the ob.
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