Report of the Chief Engineer With Accompanying Reports of Division Engineers
Report of the Chief Engineer With Accompanying Reports of Division Engineers
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Among all our corrnpt passions, there is a strong and intimate connection. When any one of them is adopted into our family, it seldom quits us until it has fathered upon us all its kindred.
Men of the noblest dispositions, think them- selves happiest, when others share with them in their happiness.
There are many persons who live without any 10 design at all, and only pass in the world like straws upon a river; they do not go but are carried.
Man is formed for activity ; upon this depends the h...ealth of the soul and the body. All the train of virtues that should adorn the human character, require activity.
Indolence frustrates every design of our ex- istence.
We are all surrounded and beset with evils ; and as they cannot be avoided the mind ought to be prepared to encounter them.
'Tis a fair step towards virtue and happiness, to delight in the society of the good and wise ; and if those cannot be met with, the next point is to keep no company at all.
No person who has once yielded up the govern- ment of his mind, and given loose reins to his desires and passions, can tell how far these may carry him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Among all our corrnpt passions, there is a strong and intimate connection. When any one of them is adopted into our family, it seldom quits us until it has fathered upon us all its kindred.
Men of the noblest dispositions, think them- selves happiest, when others share with them in their happiness.
There are many persons who live without any 10 design at all, and only pass in the world like straws upon a river; they do not go but are carried.
Man is formed for activity ; upon this depends the h...ealth of the soul and the body. All the train of virtues that should adorn the human character, require activity.
Indolence frustrates every design of our ex- istence.
We are all surrounded and beset with evils ; and as they cannot be avoided the mind ought to be prepared to encounter them.
'Tis a fair step towards virtue and happiness, to delight in the society of the good and wise ; and if those cannot be met with, the next point is to keep no company at all.
No person who has once yielded up the govern- ment of his mind, and given loose reins to his desires and passions, can tell how far these may carry him.
What to read after Report of the Chief Engineer With Accompanying Reports of Division Engineers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Union Pacific Railroad Company to read onlineMoreLess
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