The Education of Children
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Some youshal soner kyl, then amende wyth stripes: but the samebi loue and gentle monicions you may leade whither yewyll. Truth it is that of thys disposicion I my selfewas when I was a childe, and when my master whychloued me aboue all other, because he sayd he conceiueda certen great hope of me, toke more heede, watched mewell, and at laste to proue howe I could abyde therod, and laying a faute vnto my charge which I neuerthought of, did beat me, that thinge so put awaye fromme all the loue of... studie, and so discouraged mychyldyshe mynd, that for sorowe I hadde almostconsumed awaye, and in deede folowed therof aquartaine ague. When at laste he had perceiued hysfaute, among his friendes he bewailed it. ¶ This wyt(quod he) I had almoste destroyed before I knewe it. For he was a man both wyttye and well learned, and asI thynke, a good mã. He repẽted him, but to late formy parte. Here nowe (good syr) cõiecture me howe manyfrowarde wyttes these vnlerned greate beaters dodestroye, yet proud in their owne conceite oflearnyng, wayeward, dronken, cruel, and that wyl beatefor their pleasure: them selues of suche a cruellnature, that they take plesure of other menstormentes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some youshal soner kyl, then amende wyth stripes: but the samebi loue and gentle monicions you may leade whither yewyll. Truth it is that of thys disposicion I my selfewas when I was a childe, and when my master whychloued me aboue all other, because he sayd he conceiueda certen great hope of me, toke more heede, watched mewell, and at laste to proue howe I could abyde therod, and laying a faute vnto my charge which I neuerthought of, did beat me, that thinge so put awaye fromme all the loue of... studie, and so discouraged mychyldyshe mynd, that for sorowe I hadde almostconsumed awaye, and in deede folowed therof aquartaine ague. When at laste he had perceiued hysfaute, among his friendes he bewailed it. ¶ This wyt(quod he) I had almoste destroyed before I knewe it. For he was a man both wyttye and well learned, and asI thynke, a good mã. He repẽted him, but to late formy parte. Here nowe (good syr) cõiecture me howe manyfrowarde wyttes these vnlerned greate beaters dodestroye, yet proud in their owne conceite oflearnyng, wayeward, dronken, cruel, and that wyl beatefor their pleasure: them selues of suche a cruellnature, that they take plesure of other menstormentes.
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