Good Words
Good Words
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Whether this be the real object of the shell and its peculiar position, I do not venture to say, but it certainly does fulfil that purpose.
PLAIN-SPEAKING.
PRELIMINARY.
T T has been remarked, " You may say any- -■■ thing, to anybody, if you only know how to say it." That is, with kindliness, good temper, and calm justice : free from ""bump- tiousness," and above all from the smallest suspicion of envy, malice, and all unchari- tableness. Under such conditions, the act of " speaking one's mind,"... usually so obnoxious, is shorn of much of its harm- Digitized by QyOO^Z PLAIN-SPEAKING.
245 fulness; and fault-finding becomes less a weapon of offence than a surgeon's lancet, used not for injuryf but cure.
Therefore, if in this or succeeding papers I say somewhat hard things, I beg my readers to believe that it is not out of a hard heart, careless of giving pain, but a sad heart, knowing that pain must be given, and that if bitter truths need to be spoken, they are better spoken by an optimist than a pessi- mist : by a straightforward Christian woman than by a cynic or a laughing philosopher.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whether this be the real object of the shell and its peculiar position, I do not venture to say, but it certainly does fulfil that purpose.
PLAIN-SPEAKING.
PRELIMINARY.
T T has been remarked, " You may say any- -■■ thing, to anybody, if you only know how to say it." That is, with kindliness, good temper, and calm justice : free from ""bump- tiousness," and above all from the smallest suspicion of envy, malice, and all unchari- tableness. Under such conditions, the act of " speaking one's mind,"... usually so obnoxious, is shorn of much of its harm- Digitized by QyOO^Z PLAIN-SPEAKING.
245 fulness; and fault-finding becomes less a weapon of offence than a surgeon's lancet, used not for injuryf but cure.
Therefore, if in this or succeeding papers I say somewhat hard things, I beg my readers to believe that it is not out of a hard heart, careless of giving pain, but a sad heart, knowing that pain must be given, and that if bitter truths need to be spoken, they are better spoken by an optimist than a pessi- mist : by a straightforward Christian woman than by a cynic or a laughing philosopher.
What to read after Good Words?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macleod Norman to read onlineMoreLess
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