The Life of Mary Lyon
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You may know them by a rip in the glove, a string pinned to the bonnet, a shawl left on the balustrade, which they had no time to hang up, they were in such a hurry to catch their lost thirty minutes. You will see them opening their books and try- ing to study at the time of general exercises in school. But it is a fruitless race they never will overtake their lost half-hour. Good men, from Abraham to Washington, have been early risers. . . .
Now, young ladies, I want every one of you to fix on... an hour of rising for a week to come. Be sure not to fix on too early an hour, for it would not injure your character nearly so much to make a mistake and decide to rise at six, when you might rise at half-past five without any injury to your health, as to fail of meeting your own appointment.
154 THE LIFE OF MARY LYON We have no more right to misuse the body than to take a neighbor's property. ... If all the human race attended to the body as they ought, health would be so general that sickness would be an accidental circumstance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You may know them by a rip in the glove, a string pinned to the bonnet, a shawl left on the balustrade, which they had no time to hang up, they were in such a hurry to catch their lost thirty minutes. You will see them opening their books and try- ing to study at the time of general exercises in school. But it is a fruitless race they never will overtake their lost half-hour. Good men, from Abraham to Washington, have been early risers. . . .
Now, young ladies, I want every one of you to fix on... an hour of rising for a week to come. Be sure not to fix on too early an hour, for it would not injure your character nearly so much to make a mistake and decide to rise at six, when you might rise at half-past five without any injury to your health, as to fail of meeting your own appointment.
154 THE LIFE OF MARY LYON We have no more right to misuse the body than to take a neighbor's property. ... If all the human race attended to the body as they ought, health would be so general that sickness would be an accidental circumstance.
What to read after The Life of Mary Lyon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beth Bradford Gilchrist to read onlineMoreLess
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