The Guide Board to Health Peace And Competence Or the Road to Happy Old Age
The Guide Board to Health Peace And Competence Or the Road to Happy Old Age
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549 would be the very best thing they could do ; and then again, in times of groat calamity, or trouble, or despondency, wliich, unfortunately, come to all, sooner or later, it will answer an excellent purpose to divert the mind and rest it, by reading a variety of short articles, which require no lengthened tlinught, no special mental elFort to take in ; even in these cases the reading may sometimes be almost mechanical, yet every now and then a paragraph will be met with which will compel at-... tention more or less ; sometimes from its incongruity, its odd- ity, its fun, its ridiculousness, or its profundity. The striking sentences which are met with in reading some new book, and which are industriously penned for the entertainment of its readers, aside from their intrinsic merit, are worth more than money, if used in the ways and at the times referred to in this article.
When a man don't feel like "doing a single thing, " he is in danger, because he is very apt, under such circumstances, to dawdle or mope about, and do nothing, — the very state of mind which the great adversary delights to find, and is sure to take advantage of, *• For Satan finds some mischief still For idle hands to do, " as the unequalled Isaac Watts has written.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
549 would be the very best thing they could do ; and then again, in times of groat calamity, or trouble, or despondency, wliich, unfortunately, come to all, sooner or later, it will answer an excellent purpose to divert the mind and rest it, by reading a variety of short articles, which require no lengthened tlinught, no special mental elFort to take in ; even in these cases the reading may sometimes be almost mechanical, yet every now and then a paragraph will be met with which will compel at-... tention more or less ; sometimes from its incongruity, its odd- ity, its fun, its ridiculousness, or its profundity. The striking sentences which are met with in reading some new book, and which are industriously penned for the entertainment of its readers, aside from their intrinsic merit, are worth more than money, if used in the ways and at the times referred to in this article.
When a man don't feel like "doing a single thing, " he is in danger, because he is very apt, under such circumstances, to dawdle or mope about, and do nothing, — the very state of mind which the great adversary delights to find, and is sure to take advantage of, *• For Satan finds some mischief still For idle hands to do, " as the unequalled Isaac Watts has written.
What to read after The Guide Board to Health Peace And Competence Or the Road to Happy Old Age?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Whitty Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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