The Accomplished Youth Containing a Familiar View of the True Principles of Mo
The Accomplished Youth Containing a Familiar View of the True Principles of Mo
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The difference between yourself and them is entirely accidental j but our pride and vanity meanly suggest that what vre possess is our due, and what is withheld from us is robbery. You cannot but perceive T. 2 THE ACCOMPLISHED YOUTH.
how unreasonable are such imaginary no- - tions.
Enjoy, my son, the advantages which at- tach to your situation, and endure with calmness its attendant disquietudes. Con- sider that wherever there are men, there is unhappiness to be found. Strengthen your mind, if ...possible, with that wisdom which cau teach you to endure evil as if foreseen 4 In conclusion ; remember that the happiness of man depends on the purity of his morals and propriety of his conduct ; but true feli- city is to be sought for in the retreats of in- nocence ; and there it may ever be found.
Ibid PRESERVATION Of ESTATE.
AMONG all other things of the world, take care of thy estate ; which thou shalt ever preserve, if thou observe three things. First, that thou know what thou hast, what every thing is worth that thou hast, and to see that thou art not wasted by thy servants and officers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The difference between yourself and them is entirely accidental j but our pride and vanity meanly suggest that what vre possess is our due, and what is withheld from us is robbery. You cannot but perceive T. 2 THE ACCOMPLISHED YOUTH.
how unreasonable are such imaginary no- - tions.
Enjoy, my son, the advantages which at- tach to your situation, and endure with calmness its attendant disquietudes. Con- sider that wherever there are men, there is unhappiness to be found. Strengthen your mind, if ...possible, with that wisdom which cau teach you to endure evil as if foreseen 4 In conclusion ; remember that the happiness of man depends on the purity of his morals and propriety of his conduct ; but true feli- city is to be sought for in the retreats of in- nocence ; and there it may ever be found.
Ibid PRESERVATION Of ESTATE.
AMONG all other things of the world, take care of thy estate ; which thou shalt ever preserve, if thou observe three things. First, that thou know what thou hast, what every thing is worth that thou hast, and to see that thou art not wasted by thy servants and officers.
What to read after The Accomplished Youth Containing a Familiar View of the True Principles of Mo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Victor Adam to read onlineMoreLess
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