Buchanan's Journal of Man, April 1887
Buchanan's Journal of Man, April 1887
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According to the proverb, he that would be long an oldman must begin early to be one, and the beginning early just meanstaking a great many precautions commonly neglected till it is toolate. More people would be found completing their pilgrimage at a latedate if it were not that, as a French writer puts it, "Men do notusually die; they kill themselves. " It is carelessness about the mostordinary rules of healthy living.
The enjoyment of old age may be looked on then as a reward, and theaged may... pride themselves on being heirs to a rich inheritance, assigned to forethought and common sense. Many years are an honor. They are an honor even in the case of the worldly, and a great dealmore so when life has been regulated by motives higher than any theworld can show. "The hoary head, " says Solomon, "is a crown of glory;"but he adds this qualification, "if it be found in the way ofrighteousness. " Old people form a natural aristocracy, and to beranked among them may be recommended to all who have an ambition toclose their lives well up in the world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
According to the proverb, he that would be long an oldman must begin early to be one, and the beginning early just meanstaking a great many precautions commonly neglected till it is toolate. More people would be found completing their pilgrimage at a latedate if it were not that, as a French writer puts it, "Men do notusually die; they kill themselves. " It is carelessness about the mostordinary rules of healthy living.
The enjoyment of old age may be looked on then as a reward, and theaged may... pride themselves on being heirs to a rich inheritance, assigned to forethought and common sense. Many years are an honor. They are an honor even in the case of the worldly, and a great dealmore so when life has been regulated by motives higher than any theworld can show. "The hoary head, " says Solomon, "is a crown of glory;"but he adds this qualification, "if it be found in the way ofrighteousness. " Old people form a natural aristocracy, and to beranked among them may be recommended to all who have an ambition toclose their lives well up in the world.
What to read after Buchanan's Journal of Man, April 1887?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Buchanan Joseph Rodes to read onlineMoreLess
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