Reasons for Contentment
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Thefe qualities of induftry and innocence, which, I repeat again, are all that are abfolutely neceffary, every parent can give to his children without expence, becaufe he can give them by his own authority and example ; and they are to be communicated, I believe, and pre- ferved in no other way. I call this a ferious ad- vantage of humble nations, becaufe, in what we reckon fuperior ranks of life, there is a real diffi- culty in placing children in fituations, which may in any degree fupport th...em in the clafs and in the habits in which they have been brought up with their parents : from which great and often- times diftreffing perplexity the poor are free. With health of body, innocency of mind, and habits of induftry, a poor man's child has nothing to be afrai(J C '3 ] afraid of; nor his father or mother any thing to be afraid of for him.
The labour of the world is carried on hy fervice > that is, by one man working under another mans direction. 1 take it for granted, that this is the beft way of conducting bufinefs, becaufe all nations and ages have adopted it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thefe qualities of induftry and innocence, which, I repeat again, are all that are abfolutely neceffary, every parent can give to his children without expence, becaufe he can give them by his own authority and example ; and they are to be communicated, I believe, and pre- ferved in no other way. I call this a ferious ad- vantage of humble nations, becaufe, in what we reckon fuperior ranks of life, there is a real diffi- culty in placing children in fituations, which may in any degree fupport th...em in the clafs and in the habits in which they have been brought up with their parents : from which great and often- times diftreffing perplexity the poor are free. With health of body, innocency of mind, and habits of induftry, a poor man's child has nothing to be afrai(J C '3 ] afraid of; nor his father or mother any thing to be afraid of for him.
The labour of the world is carried on hy fervice > that is, by one man working under another mans direction. 1 take it for granted, that this is the beft way of conducting bufinefs, becaufe all nations and ages have adopted it.
What to read after Reasons for Contentment?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paley, William, 1743-1805 to read onlineMoreLess
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