Kant
Kant
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" THE parents of Kant were very lowly people. His father was a day laborer a leather cutter who never achieved even to the honors and emolu- ments of a saddler. There were seven children in the family and never a servant crossed the threshold. One daughter survived Immanuel, and in her eighty-fourth year she expressed regrets that her brother had proved so recreant to the teachings of his parents as practi- cally to alienate him from all his relatives. One brother became a Lutheran minister and... lived out an honored career ; the others vanish and fade away into the mist of forget fulness.
IMMANUEL KANT So far as we know all the children were strong and well excepting this one. At birth he weighed but five pounds, and his weakness was pitiable. He was the kind of a child the Spartans used to quickly make way with for the good of the state. He had a big bulging head, thin legs, a weak chest, and one shoulder was so much higher than the other that it amounted almost to a deformity.
As the years went by, the parents saw he was not big enough to work but hope was not dead they would make a preacher of him 1 To this end he was sent to the " Fredericianium, " a graded school of no mean quality.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" THE parents of Kant were very lowly people. His father was a day laborer a leather cutter who never achieved even to the honors and emolu- ments of a saddler. There were seven children in the family and never a servant crossed the threshold. One daughter survived Immanuel, and in her eighty-fourth year she expressed regrets that her brother had proved so recreant to the teachings of his parents as practi- cally to alienate him from all his relatives. One brother became a Lutheran minister and... lived out an honored career ; the others vanish and fade away into the mist of forget fulness.
IMMANUEL KANT So far as we know all the children were strong and well excepting this one. At birth he weighed but five pounds, and his weakness was pitiable. He was the kind of a child the Spartans used to quickly make way with for the good of the state. He had a big bulging head, thin legs, a weak chest, and one shoulder was so much higher than the other that it amounted almost to a deformity.
As the years went by, the parents saw he was not big enough to work but hope was not dead they would make a preacher of him 1 To this end he was sent to the " Fredericianium, " a graded school of no mean quality.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hubbard Elbert to read onlineMoreLess
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