The Young Man's Affairs
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Every man who lives in town must read the daily papers. I take two, one morning and one evening, but ten minutes a day is ample to possess myself of aU they contain for me imless something of imusual interest has transpired. I take nine of the best weekly papers I know, covering a wide range from the strictly theological to a labor union Journal — ^fifteen minutes on an average is more than enough for each one. I take some monthly magazines, and they, too, can be rapidly read. The best reading ...is not to be fovmd in the daily, which today is and to- morrow morning kindles the fire or is wrapped aroimd the laundry bundle. Read books instead of spending so many hours on papers, if you would be strong, for the man who has something to say worth while will [50] I^ijS 1300fij8 not be satisfied until he has said it in a book that will last.
I spoke last week on the value of personal association with the right sort of friends. I firmly believe that there is nothing on any printed page equal to the same word made flesh where this is accessible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every man who lives in town must read the daily papers. I take two, one morning and one evening, but ten minutes a day is ample to possess myself of aU they contain for me imless something of imusual interest has transpired. I take nine of the best weekly papers I know, covering a wide range from the strictly theological to a labor union Journal — ^fifteen minutes on an average is more than enough for each one. I take some monthly magazines, and they, too, can be rapidly read. The best reading ...is not to be fovmd in the daily, which today is and to- morrow morning kindles the fire or is wrapped aroimd the laundry bundle. Read books instead of spending so many hours on papers, if you would be strong, for the man who has something to say worth while will [50] I^ijS 1300fij8 not be satisfied until he has said it in a book that will last.
I spoke last week on the value of personal association with the right sort of friends. I firmly believe that there is nothing on any printed page equal to the same word made flesh where this is accessible.
What to read after The Young Man's Affairs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brown, Charles Reynolds, 1862-1950 to read onlineMoreLess
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