Confessions of a Converted Infidel With Lights And Shades of Itinerant Life An
Confessions of a Converted Infidel With Lights And Shades of Itinerant Life An
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If persons who prefer wisdom to silver and gold, were thus occa- sionally to look back and gather up the fragments of knowledge, they would secure many valuable treasures that would otherwise be lost. It is the custom of some who earnestly desire to increase their stores of knowledge, to carry their note-books with them into every place, and to set down every- thing that they regard as worthy of preservation. It was the practice, for instance, of the learned Dr. Dwight, and also of John Wesley.... Erasmus was in the habit of noting down the thoughts that occurred to him while travelling. And I remember WRITING. 177 reading some time since of one who was in the habit of occasionally rising from his bed at mid- night to write down a thought that had occurred to him, fearing that he would forget it before the morning. It is well, indeed, to write anything that we want to remember, even if we immediately destroy the paper, for thus the matter will be more deeply impressed upon the mind.
Again, persons who may not write for the great public, may write letters, poems, essays, journals, crit- icisms and the like, for the amusement and instruction of their friends, as well as for their own.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If persons who prefer wisdom to silver and gold, were thus occa- sionally to look back and gather up the fragments of knowledge, they would secure many valuable treasures that would otherwise be lost. It is the custom of some who earnestly desire to increase their stores of knowledge, to carry their note-books with them into every place, and to set down every- thing that they regard as worthy of preservation. It was the practice, for instance, of the learned Dr. Dwight, and also of John Wesley.... Erasmus was in the habit of noting down the thoughts that occurred to him while travelling. And I remember WRITING. 177 reading some time since of one who was in the habit of occasionally rising from his bed at mid- night to write down a thought that had occurred to him, fearing that he would forget it before the morning. It is well, indeed, to write anything that we want to remember, even if we immediately destroy the paper, for thus the matter will be more deeply impressed upon the mind.
Again, persons who may not write for the great public, may write letters, poems, essays, journals, crit- icisms and the like, for the amusement and instruction of their friends, as well as for their own.
What to read after Confessions of a Converted Infidel With Lights And Shades of Itinerant Life An?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Bayley to read onlineMoreLess
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