New Elegant Extracts a Unique Selection Moral Instructive And Entertaining
New Elegant Extracts a Unique Selection Moral Instructive And Entertaining
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Then again, like the daw, bold and gaudy in its borrowed colours, he scru- ples not to insult with vulgar contumely the ears + Henry IV. Part n. Act iv. Sc. 7.
CHARACTERS. 239 of them to whose sagacity he owes whatever is pure and prudent in his counsels.
He has learned from Minucius to consider him as the first character, who is himself competent to determine wisely ; the next is he who is obe- dient to wise instructors. He therefore takes every possible means to make it appear, that he is ful...ly capable of conducting with discretion his own concerns, and still not averse to listen to advice. It makes, however, a wonderful differ- ence, whether you take from another modestly what may be applied to your own advantage, or whether you snatch it with indecent violence. When domestic resources are poor and contract- ed, necessity may prompt, and somewhat exte- nuate an attack upon the property of others. But it is the mark of a mean and invidious disposi- tion, of a mind equally reluctant to yield, and unable by fair and honourable contest to obtain the victory, to load those with vindictive re- proaches who have been the instruments of our benefit*.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then again, like the daw, bold and gaudy in its borrowed colours, he scru- ples not to insult with vulgar contumely the ears + Henry IV. Part n. Act iv. Sc. 7.
CHARACTERS. 239 of them to whose sagacity he owes whatever is pure and prudent in his counsels.
He has learned from Minucius to consider him as the first character, who is himself competent to determine wisely ; the next is he who is obe- dient to wise instructors. He therefore takes every possible means to make it appear, that he is ful...ly capable of conducting with discretion his own concerns, and still not averse to listen to advice. It makes, however, a wonderful differ- ence, whether you take from another modestly what may be applied to your own advantage, or whether you snatch it with indecent violence. When domestic resources are poor and contract- ed, necessity may prompt, and somewhat exte- nuate an attack upon the property of others. But it is the mark of a mean and invidious disposi- tion, of a mind equally reluctant to yield, and unable by fair and honourable contest to obtain the victory, to load those with vindictive re- proaches who have been the instruments of our benefit*.
What to read after New Elegant Extracts a Unique Selection Moral Instructive And Entertaining?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R a Richard Alfred Davenport to read onlineMoreLess
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