The Day book of Claudius Clear
The Day book of Claudius Clear
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His eyes and his mouth gave a certain impression of weariness and disen- chantment. The face was not sad, either tragi- cally or poetically. Its expression seemed to say : ' Most things in life are irksome ; teaching is irksome to me and learning to you. But we have to do our work without whining. I shall do mine, and I shall see that you do yours. ' I am anxious not to exaggerate, and I think my impression is right. When Dr. Bain retired from the professorship years after, he told his students... that he had found it hard work, and that it was 224 Dr. Alexander Bain some relief to be done with it. There was no joyousness, no enthusiasm in his manner and aspect. He used to give a great place to fear, and thought that punishment in some form was more than three-fourths of the motive-power to virtue in the mass of mankind. He had also an acute sense of the penalties that attached to folly, and spoke of imprudence as the most radically incurable of all natural defects. To youth, as may be well imagined, he was a some- what stern monitor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His eyes and his mouth gave a certain impression of weariness and disen- chantment. The face was not sad, either tragi- cally or poetically. Its expression seemed to say : ' Most things in life are irksome ; teaching is irksome to me and learning to you. But we have to do our work without whining. I shall do mine, and I shall see that you do yours. ' I am anxious not to exaggerate, and I think my impression is right. When Dr. Bain retired from the professorship years after, he told his students... that he had found it hard work, and that it was 224 Dr. Alexander Bain some relief to be done with it. There was no joyousness, no enthusiasm in his manner and aspect. He used to give a great place to fear, and thought that punishment in some form was more than three-fourths of the motive-power to virtue in the mass of mankind. He had also an acute sense of the penalties that attached to folly, and spoke of imprudence as the most radically incurable of all natural defects. To youth, as may be well imagined, he was a some- what stern monitor.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Robertson William Robertson Nicoll to read onlineMoreLess
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