Ethics for Young People
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I knew of one that had a sleeping-room in the barn, from which an opening led into a little yard outside. This yard was like other pig-sties; but the sleeping-room was kept perfectly neat. The straw which was given it for a bed, it cut up with its teeth so that it was fine and soft. All this it kept swept, I do not know how, neatly in a corner, where it could lie with its nose at the opening so as to get the freshest air possible. When I see pigs living 72 E tides for Young People.
in filth, I ...think of this one and pity them ; for I know that they would be neat if they could. From this it appears that a person who does not like to keep clean is worse even than a pig.
While the hog, from the way in which men make him live, stands, in spite of himself, as an illustration of the disgusting nature of filthiness, the cat may serve as an example of personal cleanliness. How the cat likes to wash herself with her tongue. A poor way, we should think, but it is her only way, of keeping clean.
A cat was not well and needed medicine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I knew of one that had a sleeping-room in the barn, from which an opening led into a little yard outside. This yard was like other pig-sties; but the sleeping-room was kept perfectly neat. The straw which was given it for a bed, it cut up with its teeth so that it was fine and soft. All this it kept swept, I do not know how, neatly in a corner, where it could lie with its nose at the opening so as to get the freshest air possible. When I see pigs living 72 E tides for Young People.
in filth, I ...think of this one and pity them ; for I know that they would be neat if they could. From this it appears that a person who does not like to keep clean is worse even than a pig.
While the hog, from the way in which men make him live, stands, in spite of himself, as an illustration of the disgusting nature of filthiness, the cat may serve as an example of personal cleanliness. How the cat likes to wash herself with her tongue. A poor way, we should think, but it is her only way, of keeping clean.
A cat was not well and needed medicine.
What to read after Ethics for Young People?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Everett, Charles Carroll, 1829-1900 to read onlineMoreLess
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