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Industry is essential to thrift and virtue, to mental, moral and physical health. The devil tempts every body, but the idler tempts the devil, who gives plenty of work to all whom he can find with nothing to do.
The historian Froude well says, " There are but three ways of living ; by working, by begging, or by stealing ; those who do not work, disguise it in whatever pretty language we please, are doing one of the other two." Every man should have one vocation, and as many avocations as he can.... Men of mark are men of work. The most industrious individuals and races are the most intelligent and powerful ; the most elevated morally as well as mentally. In whatever laud man can subsist in in- dolence, he droops in intellect, and there is the greatest demor- alization in those tropical climates where leisure rather than labor is the rule of life. Man rises in the scale where his necessities compel constant industry, as he sinks where his wants exact no labor. Where industry becomes habitual and skillful, it not only supplies mere necessities, but stimulates demands above absolute wants.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Industry is essential to thrift and virtue, to mental, moral and physical health. The devil tempts every body, but the idler tempts the devil, who gives plenty of work to all whom he can find with nothing to do.
The historian Froude well says, " There are but three ways of living ; by working, by begging, or by stealing ; those who do not work, disguise it in whatever pretty language we please, are doing one of the other two." Every man should have one vocation, and as many avocations as he can.... Men of mark are men of work. The most industrious individuals and races are the most intelligent and powerful ; the most elevated morally as well as mentally. In whatever laud man can subsist in in- dolence, he droops in intellect, and there is the greatest demor- alization in those tropical climates where leisure rather than labor is the rule of life. Man rises in the scale where his necessities compel constant industry, as he sinks where his wants exact no labor. Where industry becomes habitual and skillful, it not only supplies mere necessities, but stimulates demands above absolute wants.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Northrop, Birdsey Grant, 1817-1898. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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