How to Get On
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This is the turning-point in his life. I do not say that he is bound to run to the nearest church and pledge himself to total abstinence. But he cer- tainly is bound to cut off all connection with his present companions, and to adoj^t some more worthy model than the aristocratic Thompson. Furthermore, he must find some healthy occupa- tion for his free time — some light, useful work in which he can take a pleasurable interest.
Large cities supply abundant opportunities for finding such work ; a...nd any clergyman will gladly point them out to a young man who has the good sense to consult him on the matter. I may remark here, that parents or guardians do not consult as carefully as they ought for the moral protection of children whom they send to busi- ness if they do not place them in the charge of the clergyman of the district where they are employed.
Weak-minded people who are easily impressed and influenced by others should either not drink Temperance, 129 at all, or should have a fixed, cast-iron rule not to drink beyond a certain moderate quantity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is the turning-point in his life. I do not say that he is bound to run to the nearest church and pledge himself to total abstinence. But he cer- tainly is bound to cut off all connection with his present companions, and to adoj^t some more worthy model than the aristocratic Thompson. Furthermore, he must find some healthy occupa- tion for his free time — some light, useful work in which he can take a pleasurable interest.
Large cities supply abundant opportunities for finding such work ; a...nd any clergyman will gladly point them out to a young man who has the good sense to consult him on the matter. I may remark here, that parents or guardians do not consult as carefully as they ought for the moral protection of children whom they send to busi- ness if they do not place them in the charge of the clergyman of the district where they are employed.
Weak-minded people who are easily impressed and influenced by others should either not drink Temperance, 129 at all, or should have a fixed, cast-iron rule not to drink beyond a certain moderate quantity.
What to read after How to Get On?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernard Feeney to read onlineMoreLess
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