Tales of My Time 1
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The foundation of charac- ter, such as forms the real distinction between individuals of the human species, must be laid in the heart, and whether a man is the blessing or the curse of that society in which he possesses influence in after life, generally depends upon the practical nature of those views by which his natural propensities are regulated, his vicious tendencies repressed, and every noble, virtuous indication strengthened and encouraged. Pro- fession is not principle ; saying is not ...doing ; and the fruits will correspond with the methods 112 TALES OF MY TIME.
pursued in training the youthful mind. Alger- non and Zorilda doted on each other, but the former loved himself better than his little com- panion. He could not endure her absence, but it was because her sweet temper, cheerful acqui- escence and inventive talents, increased the mea- sure of his enjoyment by constant study to please, and perpetual variety in the means of amusement. Zorilda's affection on the contrary was unadulterated by the alloy of selfishness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The foundation of charac- ter, such as forms the real distinction between individuals of the human species, must be laid in the heart, and whether a man is the blessing or the curse of that society in which he possesses influence in after life, generally depends upon the practical nature of those views by which his natural propensities are regulated, his vicious tendencies repressed, and every noble, virtuous indication strengthened and encouraged. Pro- fession is not principle ; saying is not ...doing ; and the fruits will correspond with the methods 112 TALES OF MY TIME.
pursued in training the youthful mind. Alger- non and Zorilda doted on each other, but the former loved himself better than his little com- panion. He could not endure her absence, but it was because her sweet temper, cheerful acqui- escence and inventive talents, increased the mea- sure of his enjoyment by constant study to please, and perpetual variety in the means of amusement. Zorilda's affection on the contrary was unadulterated by the alloy of selfishness.
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