Character Building a Masters Talks With His Pupils
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Dix. The word, as Artemus Ward would say, "was spoke sarkastic. " But there are none who lay claim to higher " culture " than some of those to whom I referred. Of course their claim is an utterly false one. Personalities are the favorite food of ignorant and empty minds. Those whose thoughts rise to sci- ence, art, literature, history, or matters which pertain to the well-being of their race, their country, their state, their city or town, or even the street on which they live, have no leisure ...for personal gossip, either of town or country, newspaper or rural store.
One of the subjects proposed for our Talks is the relation between secular study and morals. One point has already been made. Here we may add another i One cannot very easily study algebra or Greek, and blacken his neighbor's character at the same time.
XXV.
GREAT IS TRUTH, AND IT WILL PREVAIL.
Dr. Dix. You have observed that in these Talks on Truth and Truthfulness I have made use of very plain language. As the homely saying is, I have called a spade a spade, and not an agricultural implement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dix. The word, as Artemus Ward would say, "was spoke sarkastic. " But there are none who lay claim to higher " culture " than some of those to whom I referred. Of course their claim is an utterly false one. Personalities are the favorite food of ignorant and empty minds. Those whose thoughts rise to sci- ence, art, literature, history, or matters which pertain to the well-being of their race, their country, their state, their city or town, or even the street on which they live, have no leisure ...for personal gossip, either of town or country, newspaper or rural store.
One of the subjects proposed for our Talks is the relation between secular study and morals. One point has already been made. Here we may add another i One cannot very easily study algebra or Greek, and blacken his neighbor's character at the same time.
XXV.
GREAT IS TRUTH, AND IT WILL PREVAIL.
Dr. Dix. You have observed that in these Talks on Truth and Truthfulness I have made use of very plain language. As the homely saying is, I have called a spade a spade, and not an agricultural implement.
What to read after Character Building a Masters Talks With His Pupils?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Payson Jackson to read onlineMoreLess
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