The Diurnal Course of Efficiency
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Le Sage, the noted French novelist: "Mons. Le Sage, awakening every morning as soon as the sun ap- peared some degrees above the horizon, became animated, acquired feeling and force in proportion as that planet approached the meridian ; but as the sun began to decline, the sensibility of the old man, the light of his intellect, and the activity of his bodily organs, began to diminish in proportion ; and no sooner had the sun de- scended some degrees below the horizon, than he sunk into a lethar...gy, from which it was difficult to arouse him." This, if true, is cer- tainly a remarkable instance of diurnal rhythm.
This must close our account with the authors. On the whole, it appears that they elect the hours most frequently used by students for their study, ^ It is possible that we have here suggested, not the most 'ideal' program, but the most practical one. For those who ^Quoted by E. T. Mason in Personal Traits of British Authors, 1: 110.
1885.
^ Lives of Eminent Novelists and Dramatists, 596.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Le Sage, the noted French novelist: "Mons. Le Sage, awakening every morning as soon as the sun ap- peared some degrees above the horizon, became animated, acquired feeling and force in proportion as that planet approached the meridian ; but as the sun began to decline, the sensibility of the old man, the light of his intellect, and the activity of his bodily organs, began to diminish in proportion ; and no sooner had the sun de- scended some degrees below the horizon, than he sunk into a lethar...gy, from which it was difficult to arouse him." This, if true, is cer- tainly a remarkable instance of diurnal rhythm.
This must close our account with the authors. On the whole, it appears that they elect the hours most frequently used by students for their study, ^ It is possible that we have here suggested, not the most 'ideal' program, but the most practical one. For those who ^Quoted by E. T. Mason in Personal Traits of British Authors, 1: 110.
1885.
^ Lives of Eminent Novelists and Dramatists, 596.
What to read after The Diurnal Course of Efficiency?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marsh, Howard D to read onlineMoreLess
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