Tentative Moral Code
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(6) Feeling of guilt and fear. (c) Unhappiness from having been a law-breaker and afraid. 10 SEC. 4. Clothing. Owner responsible for condition, care and right use. 1. Eight use: (a) Covering and protecting the body, resulting in comfort and health. (&) Adornment suited to person, occasion, finances, and sta- tion in life. (c) Neatness, cleanness, orderliness. 2. Rewards: (a) Happiness and comfort from sense of being properly clothed. (&) Self-respect. () Recognition and respect of others. 3. Vi...olations: (a) Carelessness: clothes soiled, torn, out of place. (Z>) Extravagance: following of fashions. (c) Using fashions that hinder comfort, freedom or health. (d} Vulgarity: over emphasis of body and sex. 4. Penalties: (a) Loss of self-respect and respect of others. (I)) Loss of self-control; slavery to style and fashion. (c) Loss of comfort and health. AETICLE IX SELF CONTROL OF BODY As a reservoir of power the body is property; owner responsible for condition, care, and right use. 1. Right use and care: Art.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(6) Feeling of guilt and fear. (c) Unhappiness from having been a law-breaker and afraid. 10 SEC. 4. Clothing. Owner responsible for condition, care and right use. 1. Eight use: (a) Covering and protecting the body, resulting in comfort and health. (&) Adornment suited to person, occasion, finances, and sta- tion in life. (c) Neatness, cleanness, orderliness. 2. Rewards: (a) Happiness and comfort from sense of being properly clothed. (&) Self-respect. () Recognition and respect of others. 3. Vi...olations: (a) Carelessness: clothes soiled, torn, out of place. (Z>) Extravagance: following of fashions. (c) Using fashions that hinder comfort, freedom or health. (d} Vulgarity: over emphasis of body and sex. 4. Penalties: (a) Loss of self-respect and respect of others. (I)) Loss of self-control; slavery to style and fashion. (c) Loss of comfort and health. AETICLE IX SELF CONTROL OF BODY As a reservoir of power the body is property; owner responsible for condition, care, and right use. 1. Right use and care: Art.
What to read after Tentative Moral Code?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Edward Rugh to read onlineMoreLess
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