The Morning Ramble Or the Mountain Top
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Williams pleasantly told John that he reasoned pretty well for "the knowledge he had. But added that he might keep his coat buttoned, for he would soon feel the differ- ence.
John was a lad only eight years of age. He had been to school ever since he was five, and had made veiy good progress in his stud- ies. But yet he was unable to understand what his father had just told him. He how- 1* 10 THE MORNING RAMBLE, ever, like a good boy, kept his coat buttoned, and walked on with his father. For w...hatever his father told him he was accustomed to be- lieve.
And if other parents wish to retain the con- fidence and affection of their children, they should never tell their children that which is not strictly true. Neither should they make to their children promises which they never intend to fulfil. For by doing this the child sees that he has been duped, and his credulity imposed upon. And is soon found withdraw- ing his affections and confidence from those whom, of all others, he ought to confide in and love.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Williams pleasantly told John that he reasoned pretty well for "the knowledge he had. But added that he might keep his coat buttoned, for he would soon feel the differ- ence.
John was a lad only eight years of age. He had been to school ever since he was five, and had made veiy good progress in his stud- ies. But yet he was unable to understand what his father had just told him. He how- 1* 10 THE MORNING RAMBLE, ever, like a good boy, kept his coat buttoned, and walked on with his father. For w...hatever his father told him he was accustomed to be- lieve.
And if other parents wish to retain the con- fidence and affection of their children, they should never tell their children that which is not strictly true. Neither should they make to their children promises which they never intend to fulfil. For by doing this the child sees that he has been duped, and his credulity imposed upon. And is soon found withdraw- ing his affections and confidence from those whom, of all others, he ought to confide in and love.
What to read after The Morning Ramble Or the Mountain Top?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Anderson to read onlineMoreLess
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