Letters From a Father to His Sons in College
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What wise man would be willing to take the talents of Byron, at the expense of incurring his moral infamy ? On the con- trary, some of the most beloved and useful men that ever lived, did not possess extraordinary talents, but that happy combination of good sense, sound judgment, and great moral purity and activity, which fitted them to be a blessing to mankind.
What, then, is that character which is most highly esteemed by the wise and the good ; which most cer- tainly and efi'ectually command...s public esteem and con- fidence ; and which a man of really elevated views would wish to enjoy? No thinking person can be for a moment at a loss to answer this question. It is a * Ai'buthnot's Epitaph on Francis Chartres.
THE FOrxMATIOX OF CHARACTER. 115 cliaraeter -wliicli exhibits the combined and noble quali- ties of respectable talents, sound and extensive know- ledge, immovable integrity and honour, persevering industry in every laudable pursuit, fidelity to every en- gagement, enlightened, steady patriotism, a spirit of warm, diffusive, active benevolence, and unfeigned con- sistent piety.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What wise man would be willing to take the talents of Byron, at the expense of incurring his moral infamy ? On the con- trary, some of the most beloved and useful men that ever lived, did not possess extraordinary talents, but that happy combination of good sense, sound judgment, and great moral purity and activity, which fitted them to be a blessing to mankind.
What, then, is that character which is most highly esteemed by the wise and the good ; which most cer- tainly and efi'ectually command...s public esteem and con- fidence ; and which a man of really elevated views would wish to enjoy? No thinking person can be for a moment at a loss to answer this question. It is a * Ai'buthnot's Epitaph on Francis Chartres.
THE FOrxMATIOX OF CHARACTER. 115 cliaraeter -wliicli exhibits the combined and noble quali- ties of respectable talents, sound and extensive know- ledge, immovable integrity and honour, persevering industry in every laudable pursuit, fidelity to every en- gagement, enlightened, steady patriotism, a spirit of warm, diffusive, active benevolence, and unfeigned con- sistent piety.
What to read after Letters From a Father to His Sons in College?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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