The Fireside An Aid to Parents
The Fireside An Aid to Parents
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" Better say, if it be the truth, " You will deserve censure if you do thus or thus. " What we merit, not what we may or shall receive, should be our habitual standard of conduct. Shame too often oppresses the soul, and takes the life from our virtue. In the journal of a traveller in New Mex- ico, he tells us his party were overtaken in midwinter by a storm of snow ; and so fast did it fall, and so rapidly did it gain, that at night it buried these travel- lers over quite deeply. And there, ben...eath a load of snow, and with a difficult respiration, they slept. Thus does shame cover over the moral man. He may live and breathe still, but beneath what a load must he do it ! How much better to enjoy the bright sun of a good conscience, and the clear air of virtue, than to bear this oppressive burden !
MOTIVES TO BE ADDRESSED. 133 Early in appearance, as a motive, is the love of accumulation and gain. The infant grasps his toy and books, before he can speak of " the rights of property. " And doubtless he has rights ; and even then we should sacredly respect them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Better say, if it be the truth, " You will deserve censure if you do thus or thus. " What we merit, not what we may or shall receive, should be our habitual standard of conduct. Shame too often oppresses the soul, and takes the life from our virtue. In the journal of a traveller in New Mex- ico, he tells us his party were overtaken in midwinter by a storm of snow ; and so fast did it fall, and so rapidly did it gain, that at night it buried these travel- lers over quite deeply. And there, ben...eath a load of snow, and with a difficult respiration, they slept. Thus does shame cover over the moral man. He may live and breathe still, but beneath what a load must he do it ! How much better to enjoy the bright sun of a good conscience, and the clear air of virtue, than to bear this oppressive burden !
MOTIVES TO BE ADDRESSED. 133 Early in appearance, as a motive, is the love of accumulation and gain. The infant grasps his toy and books, before he can speak of " the rights of property. " And doubtless he has rights ; and even then we should sacredly respect them.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A B Artemas Bowers Muzzey to read onlineMoreLess
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