The Divinity Principals in the University of Glasgow
The Divinity Principals in the University of Glasgow
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Other- wise, carelessness must be reckoned as bad as deceit. Above all, wherever he may be, the scholar must shew himself a man of good morals, avoiding blas- phemy, profanity, quarrelling and intemperance. It should be his habit to be present at, and take part in, ^ Conimbricenses, Jesuits of the Univ. Of Coimbra, Portugal, com- mentators on Aristotle.
122 ROBERT BOYD sermons, hymns, prayers and the other parts of Divine Service. He ought not to absent him- self either at the beginning or at t...he end of his course.
And above all, the scholar at nightfall should never leave his room unless for unavoidable business. For out of such night-haunting arise the desertion of college rooms and studies, the vague wandering in the streets, the secret contentions, the love affairs and drinking-bouts after holidays. Hence also flow brawlings, ambushes, wounds. Hence, in fine, come the other infamies perpetrated under cloud of dark- ness, which no philosophy student ought even to name. " Of those who favour and forward such things, beware thou, O ingenuous youth, as of pitch and plague, and keep company only with those of upright and approved life, and especially thine own equals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Other- wise, carelessness must be reckoned as bad as deceit. Above all, wherever he may be, the scholar must shew himself a man of good morals, avoiding blas- phemy, profanity, quarrelling and intemperance. It should be his habit to be present at, and take part in, ^ Conimbricenses, Jesuits of the Univ. Of Coimbra, Portugal, com- mentators on Aristotle.
122 ROBERT BOYD sermons, hymns, prayers and the other parts of Divine Service. He ought not to absent him- self either at the beginning or at t...he end of his course.
And above all, the scholar at nightfall should never leave his room unless for unavoidable business. For out of such night-haunting arise the desertion of college rooms and studies, the vague wandering in the streets, the secret contentions, the love affairs and drinking-bouts after holidays. Hence also flow brawlings, ambushes, wounds. Hence, in fine, come the other infamies perpetrated under cloud of dark- ness, which no philosophy student ought even to name. " Of those who favour and forward such things, beware thou, O ingenuous youth, as of pitch and plague, and keep company only with those of upright and approved life, and especially thine own equals.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H M B Henry Martin Beckwith Reid to read onlineMoreLess
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