The Teacher And His Work
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It is said that Benjamin Frank- lin, when a young man, had occasion to call on old Dr. Cotton Mather. On taking leave, Dr. Mather showed him out through a dark passage, and at one point said to him, "Stoop a little here. " But Franklin, not clearly understanding the direction, walked on and his head struck a beam overhead. Whereupon Dr. Mather turned and said, ' ' Young 72 PREPARATION AND ADAPTATION.
man, if you'll learn to stoop a little as you go through the world, you'll save yourself many a... hard thump. " A word of caution may not be out of place here. One must not be always stooping. It is well to learn when to stoop and when to stand and walk erect. Be this your rule: Never stoop or yield when a question of right or duty is involved, even at the risk of some hard thumps; but in matters of mere preference or expediency it is wise to avoid all needless thumps. And even when thumps must be taken in the performance of duty, there is often a way of breaking the force of the blow by interposing a cushion of blandness and suavity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is said that Benjamin Frank- lin, when a young man, had occasion to call on old Dr. Cotton Mather. On taking leave, Dr. Mather showed him out through a dark passage, and at one point said to him, "Stoop a little here. " But Franklin, not clearly understanding the direction, walked on and his head struck a beam overhead. Whereupon Dr. Mather turned and said, ' ' Young 72 PREPARATION AND ADAPTATION.
man, if you'll learn to stoop a little as you go through the world, you'll save yourself many a... hard thump. " A word of caution may not be out of place here. One must not be always stooping. It is well to learn when to stoop and when to stand and walk erect. Be this your rule: Never stoop or yield when a question of right or duty is involved, even at the risk of some hard thumps; but in matters of mere preference or expediency it is wise to avoid all needless thumps. And even when thumps must be taken in the performance of duty, there is often a way of breaking the force of the blow by interposing a cushion of blandness and suavity.
What to read after The Teacher And His Work?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Findley to read onlineMoreLess
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