Disciplined Youth Necessary for the Duties of Middle Life And the Comfort of Old
Disciplined Youth Necessary for the Duties of Middle Life And the Comfort of Old
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Let none say, good society is difficult to find; because it exists larger or smaller in every community. Nor let any say, it is impossible to get admittance into it: for although this society has its barriers and restraints, it has none other than utility, virtue, patriotism, and religion itself, impose ; and if truly good, it voluntarily opens its very bosom to the young, being grieved by their refusal, and not by their attempt, to enter.
3. In the third place, the young must wear, and that co...n- stantly, the yoke of temperance.
Intemperance from intoxicating liquors, so common, alas ! is doubtless from that circumstance, the first, and with most of my hearers, the only kind supposed to be now meant. Prevalent and mournful as this vice is, what wonder that so many, so very m. Any, should against this rock dash all their hopes of peace, usefulness, and honour! The grand, and in numerous instances the sole lesson taught the young is, " to drink. " To this they are welcomed with smiles and wheedled by flattery; yea, are often assured that to drink frequently and largely, is one evidence of an independent soul and generous disposition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let none say, good society is difficult to find; because it exists larger or smaller in every community. Nor let any say, it is impossible to get admittance into it: for although this society has its barriers and restraints, it has none other than utility, virtue, patriotism, and religion itself, impose ; and if truly good, it voluntarily opens its very bosom to the young, being grieved by their refusal, and not by their attempt, to enter.
3. In the third place, the young must wear, and that co...n- stantly, the yoke of temperance.
Intemperance from intoxicating liquors, so common, alas ! is doubtless from that circumstance, the first, and with most of my hearers, the only kind supposed to be now meant. Prevalent and mournful as this vice is, what wonder that so many, so very m. Any, should against this rock dash all their hopes of peace, usefulness, and honour! The grand, and in numerous instances the sole lesson taught the young is, " to drink. " To this they are welcomed with smiles and wheedled by flattery; yea, are often assured that to drink frequently and largely, is one evidence of an independent soul and generous disposition.
What to read after Disciplined Youth Necessary for the Duties of Middle Life And the Comfort of Old?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hall, Baynard Rush, 1798-1863 to read onlineMoreLess
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