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The contests there will be more difficult than they realize, the prizes more glorious than they can imagine ; and the ad- vice of wise old Socrates is not a whit spoiled by its age of twenty-two centuries.
It is a fact, I think, that most scholars are perpetually in a hurry. They get the lesson which is to be recited after dinner just before dinner; they take home their books at night to get the first morning lesson. They seem to live, mentally, from hand to mouth, like veri- table intellectual... tramps. They seem to parody the Bible sentence, and declare, " Sufficient unto the day is the study thereof. " If this is true of you, look out ! For I tell you there are few things that harm more than worry. And there are few things so sure to cause worry as hurry. Watch, and see if I'm not right !
Take Socrates' advice. Put your hurry where it will do some good at the beginning. Get one day^s work ahead, and keep there ! Do not reject the plan for fear of forgetting your lesson. If a lesson will not keep two days, how will it keep till examination time ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The contests there will be more difficult than they realize, the prizes more glorious than they can imagine ; and the ad- vice of wise old Socrates is not a whit spoiled by its age of twenty-two centuries.
It is a fact, I think, that most scholars are perpetually in a hurry. They get the lesson which is to be recited after dinner just before dinner; they take home their books at night to get the first morning lesson. They seem to live, mentally, from hand to mouth, like veri- table intellectual... tramps. They seem to parody the Bible sentence, and declare, " Sufficient unto the day is the study thereof. " If this is true of you, look out ! For I tell you there are few things that harm more than worry. And there are few things so sure to cause worry as hurry. Watch, and see if I'm not right !
Take Socrates' advice. Put your hurry where it will do some good at the beginning. Get one day^s work ahead, and keep there ! Do not reject the plan for fear of forgetting your lesson. If a lesson will not keep two days, how will it keep till examination time ?
What to read after How to Study ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wells, Amos R. (Amos Russel), 1862-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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