The Thread of Life
The Thread of Life
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The young man and the girl thus educated in the idea of world-relationship would hold their own in the circles to which they belonged, and would be certain to do their country good service at an age when, in the ordinary course of things, they might dream of going abroad for the sake of seeing the world, without any ability to profit by that exchange of ideas and com- parison of manners which the international school would secure to them just at the impressionable age.
103 The Thread of Life Wh...en one considers how useless in most cases, and how invariably costly to parents, travelling is in the case of young men destined for professional or even commercial careers, when undertaken after their education is com- pleted, one must acknowledge the advantage which would result from the exchange between the countries of young, amenable pupils, quick to assimilate all the elements needed for com- plete training.
Of course each student sent abroad would have professors of his own tongue and race to continue the course of study he was pursuing at home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The young man and the girl thus educated in the idea of world-relationship would hold their own in the circles to which they belonged, and would be certain to do their country good service at an age when, in the ordinary course of things, they might dream of going abroad for the sake of seeing the world, without any ability to profit by that exchange of ideas and com- parison of manners which the international school would secure to them just at the impressionable age.
103 The Thread of Life Wh...en one considers how useless in most cases, and how invariably costly to parents, travelling is in the case of young men destined for professional or even commercial careers, when undertaken after their education is com- pleted, one must acknowledge the advantage which would result from the exchange between the countries of young, amenable pupils, quick to assimilate all the elements needed for com- plete training.
Of course each student sent abroad would have professors of his own tongue and race to continue the course of study he was pursuing at home.
What to read after The Thread of Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Infanta of Spain Eulalia to read onlineMoreLess
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