The Rod And the Staff
The Rod And the Staff
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Childhood has its peculiarities, notwithstand- ing» The man begins to feel life, to see the world and men, to meet the experiences which will in time become old and common. Now perpetual novelties invite his thought, and keep d by Google CHILDHOOD. 103 his powers in action ; thought and action shar- ing meantime in themselves something of the same glow which brightens everything. It is not incongruous with this peculiarity, rather in perfect harmony with it, that action has the character of spo...ntaneous instinct. It is not the product of plan and purpose, but of impulse and desire; so, less steady and sustained than at later ages, but more rapid and full of life; changing often, it may be, both in form and direction, but in essence and end always the same, overflowing life freshly running out after fresh promises, and, as one fulfils itself, dropping the gain for other pursuit, as one fails of fulfil- ment, outgrowing soon the regret, and trusting still the next. This element of boundless trust pervades, indeed, all the instincts and all the activities of the child.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Childhood has its peculiarities, notwithstand- ing» The man begins to feel life, to see the world and men, to meet the experiences which will in time become old and common. Now perpetual novelties invite his thought, and keep d by Google CHILDHOOD. 103 his powers in action ; thought and action shar- ing meantime in themselves something of the same glow which brightens everything. It is not incongruous with this peculiarity, rather in perfect harmony with it, that action has the character of spo...ntaneous instinct. It is not the product of plan and purpose, but of impulse and desire; so, less steady and sustained than at later ages, but more rapid and full of life; changing often, it may be, both in form and direction, but in essence and end always the same, overflowing life freshly running out after fresh promises, and, as one fulfils itself, dropping the gain for other pursuit, as one fails of fulfil- ment, outgrowing soon the regret, and trusting still the next. This element of boundless trust pervades, indeed, all the instincts and all the activities of the child.
What to read after The Rod And the Staff?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Treadwell Stone to read onlineMoreLess
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