Letters Written By Lord Chesterfield to His Son
Letters Written By Lord Chesterfield to His Son
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This is the way for you to have both weight and lustre in the world ; and this is the object which I always had in view in your education.
Adieu, my friend ! Go on and prosper.
Mr. Grevenkop has just received Mr. Harte's letter of the 19th, N. S.
Digitized by VjOOQIC LETTERS TO HIS SON. 165 LETTER LIII.
My DEAR Friend, London, April the 26th, O. S. 1750.
As your journey to Paris approaches, and as that period will, one way or another, be of infinite consequence to you, my letters will henceforw...ards be principally calculated for that meridian. You will be left there to your own discre- tion, instead of Mr. Harte's ; and you will allow me, I am sure, to distrust a little the discretion of eighteea You will find in the Academy a number of young fellows much less discreet than yourself. These will all be your acquaint- ances; but look about you first and inquire into their respective characters, before you form any connections among them; and, cateris paribus^ single out those of the most considerable rank and family.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is the way for you to have both weight and lustre in the world ; and this is the object which I always had in view in your education.
Adieu, my friend ! Go on and prosper.
Mr. Grevenkop has just received Mr. Harte's letter of the 19th, N. S.
Digitized by VjOOQIC LETTERS TO HIS SON. 165 LETTER LIII.
My DEAR Friend, London, April the 26th, O. S. 1750.
As your journey to Paris approaches, and as that period will, one way or another, be of infinite consequence to you, my letters will henceforw...ards be principally calculated for that meridian. You will be left there to your own discre- tion, instead of Mr. Harte's ; and you will allow me, I am sure, to distrust a little the discretion of eighteea You will find in the Academy a number of young fellows much less discreet than yourself. These will all be your acquaint- ances; but look about you first and inquire into their respective characters, before you form any connections among them; and, cateris paribus^ single out those of the most considerable rank and family.
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