The Young Gentleman And Ladys Monitor Being a Span Classsearchtermspan C
The Young Gentleman And Ladys Monitor Being a Span Classsearchtermspan C
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The ftudent inflamed by this encouragement, lets forward in the new path, and proceeds a tew fteps with, great alacrity ; but he fbon finds afperities and intricacies of which he has not been forewarned, and imagining that none ever were fo entangled or fatigued before him, finks fuddenly into defpair, and defifts as from an expe- dition in which fate oppofes him. Thus his terrors are multiplied by his hopes, and he is defeated without re- fiftance, becaute he had no expectation of an enemy.
21.... Of thefe treacherous inftruftors, the one clellrojs induftry, by declaring that induftry is vain, the other by reprefenting it as needlefs ; the one cuts away the root of hope, ^he other raifes it only to be blafted. The one; confines his pupil to the flio/e, by telling him that his wreck is certain ; the other fends him to fea, without preparing him for tempefts.
22. Falfe hopes and falfe errors are equally to be a- voided. Every man who propofes to grow eminent by learning, fliould carry in his mind, at once, the difficul- ty of excellence, and the force of induftry j and re- member AND ENGLISH T A C H E R*S A~S S t S T A K T.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The ftudent inflamed by this encouragement, lets forward in the new path, and proceeds a tew fteps with, great alacrity ; but he fbon finds afperities and intricacies of which he has not been forewarned, and imagining that none ever were fo entangled or fatigued before him, finks fuddenly into defpair, and defifts as from an expe- dition in which fate oppofes him. Thus his terrors are multiplied by his hopes, and he is defeated without re- fiftance, becaute he had no expectation of an enemy.
21.... Of thefe treacherous inftruftors, the one clellrojs induftry, by declaring that induftry is vain, the other by reprefenting it as needlefs ; the one cuts away the root of hope, ^he other raifes it only to be blafted. The one; confines his pupil to the flio/e, by telling him that his wreck is certain ; the other fends him to fea, without preparing him for tempefts.
22. Falfe hopes and falfe errors are equally to be a- voided. Every man who propofes to grow eminent by learning, fliould carry in his mind, at once, the difficul- ty of excellence, and the force of induftry j and re- member AND ENGLISH T A C H E R*S A~S S t S T A K T.
What to read after The Young Gentleman And Ladys Monitor Being a Span Classsearchtermspan C?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hamilton Moore to read onlineMoreLess
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