Moral And Religious Maxims for Children
Moral And Religious Maxims for Children
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2. Never forget the Golden Rule, to do by otiiers as you would have others do by yon. Pelhaps you have in your class a little girl, who has not been at school as much as yourself ; and be- cause she cannot get her lessons very readily, you laugh at her, and call her stupid. Were you in her place, should you like to be so treated ? If your heart answers 'no. ' you may be sure your conduct has been very wrong. Have you never spoken unamiably to a companion, merely because she took her station abo...ve you in her class? You can easily tell how well you should like such language, were you in her place.
Have you -never made your older sister a great deal of trouble, by your carelessnes:?, disobedience, or obstina- cy ? Had you the care of a younger suiter, shodd you not be grieved by •och behavior ?
I will not mention any moro instaar* ea in which this invaluable rule will serve as an unerring guide ; there is no event in life, great or small, to which it may not be applied. 8. Deal frankly with all, particiTlarly with your parents or guardian.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2. Never forget the Golden Rule, to do by otiiers as you would have others do by yon. Pelhaps you have in your class a little girl, who has not been at school as much as yourself ; and be- cause she cannot get her lessons very readily, you laugh at her, and call her stupid. Were you in her place, should you like to be so treated ? If your heart answers 'no. ' you may be sure your conduct has been very wrong. Have you never spoken unamiably to a companion, merely because she took her station abo...ve you in her class? You can easily tell how well you should like such language, were you in her place.
Have you -never made your older sister a great deal of trouble, by your carelessnes:?, disobedience, or obstina- cy ? Had you the care of a younger suiter, shodd you not be grieved by •och behavior ?
I will not mention any moro instaar* ea in which this invaluable rule will serve as an unerring guide ; there is no event in life, great or small, to which it may not be applied. 8. Deal frankly with all, particiTlarly with your parents or guardian.
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