The Young Man's Guide
The Young Man's Guide
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You will understand him thebetter for it, and be able to give him the better answer. If you onlygive him an opportunity, he may say something which you have not yetheard, or explain what you did not fully understand, or even mentionsomething which you did not expect.
There are individuals with whom you may occasionally come in contact, from whose conversation you will hardly derive much benefit at all. Such are those who use wanton, or obscene, or profane language. For, besides the almost utter... hopelessness of deriving any benefit from suchpersons, and the pain you must inevitably suffer in hearing them, youput your own reputation at hazard. 'A man is known by the company hekeeps;' take care therefore how you frequent the company of the sweareror the sensualist. Avoid, too, the known liar, for similar reasons.
If you speak in company, it is not only modest but wise to speak late;for by this means, you will be able to render your conversation moreacceptable, and to weigh beforehand the importance of what you utter;and you will be less likely to violate the good old rule, 'think twicebefore you speak once.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You will understand him thebetter for it, and be able to give him the better answer. If you onlygive him an opportunity, he may say something which you have not yetheard, or explain what you did not fully understand, or even mentionsomething which you did not expect.
There are individuals with whom you may occasionally come in contact, from whose conversation you will hardly derive much benefit at all. Such are those who use wanton, or obscene, or profane language. For, besides the almost utter... hopelessness of deriving any benefit from suchpersons, and the pain you must inevitably suffer in hearing them, youput your own reputation at hazard. 'A man is known by the company hekeeps;' take care therefore how you frequent the company of the sweareror the sensualist. Avoid, too, the known liar, for similar reasons.
If you speak in company, it is not only modest but wise to speak late;for by this means, you will be able to render your conversation moreacceptable, and to weigh beforehand the importance of what you utter;and you will be less likely to violate the good old rule, 'think twicebefore you speak once.
What to read after The Young Man's Guide?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alcott William Andrus to read onlineMoreLess
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