Edward Cracroft Lefroy, His Life And Poems Including a Reprint of Echoes From Theocritus;
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Our shades shall never lie so deep.
Our landscape grow so dim.
That we need fail to feed His sheep.
Or cease from following Him.
CLASS-MAKING CLASS-MAKING There is a habit very common among boys, and, I am afraid, among grown-up people too, of grouping their fellows into artificial classes, and calling them by a conunon title or name. At school it is " the boys who don't play games," " the boys who work hard at their books," "the boys whose dress is not always of the tidiest or newest," and so ...on. Each of these classes is known by some name, — some dry, cold, descriptive, and probably contemptuous title. After school the classes will be diflferent, but the principle of division remains the same. It is always a lumping together of persons who have an outward prominent characteristic in common, and a labelling of them as one might label a row of identical insects in a cabinet.
"Well," you say, "and is it not a very convenient plan ? What objection can you bring against it ? " My friends, I can bring a most serious objection, — the objection that it is not a true plan, and therefore not a fair plan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our shades shall never lie so deep.
Our landscape grow so dim.
That we need fail to feed His sheep.
Or cease from following Him.
CLASS-MAKING CLASS-MAKING There is a habit very common among boys, and, I am afraid, among grown-up people too, of grouping their fellows into artificial classes, and calling them by a conunon title or name. At school it is " the boys who don't play games," " the boys who work hard at their books," "the boys whose dress is not always of the tidiest or newest," and so ...on. Each of these classes is known by some name, — some dry, cold, descriptive, and probably contemptuous title. After school the classes will be diflferent, but the principle of division remains the same. It is always a lumping together of persons who have an outward prominent characteristic in common, and a labelling of them as one might label a row of identical insects in a cabinet.
"Well," you say, "and is it not a very convenient plan ? What objection can you bring against it ? " My friends, I can bring a most serious objection, — the objection that it is not a true plan, and therefore not a fair plan.
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