Youth And Sex
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Mr. Benson is one of the most distinguished of modernteachers: he has had long experience of public-school life both as aboy and as a master: he has that insight into the heart of boyhoodwhich can come only to one who has affectionate sympathy with boys andhas been the recipient of their confidences. It will be abundantlyevident from the passages which follow that in Mr. Benson's opinion noboy is likely to preserve his "innocence" in passing through a publicschool.
"The subject is so unpleasant... that many masters dare not speak of itat all, and excuse themselves by saying that they don't want to putideas into boys' heads. I cannot conscientiously believe that a manwho has been through a big public school himself can honestly beafraid of that. " "The standard of purity is low: a vicious boy doesnot find his vicious tendencies by any means a bar to social success. "This, of course, assumes that the vicious tendencies are a matter ofnotoriety. A similar implication is involved in the following: "I donot mean to say that there are not many boys who are both pure-mindedand honest; but they treat such virtues as a secret preference oftheir own, and do not consider that it is in the least necessary tointerfere with the practice of others or even to disapprove of it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Benson is one of the most distinguished of modernteachers: he has had long experience of public-school life both as aboy and as a master: he has that insight into the heart of boyhoodwhich can come only to one who has affectionate sympathy with boys andhas been the recipient of their confidences. It will be abundantlyevident from the passages which follow that in Mr. Benson's opinion noboy is likely to preserve his "innocence" in passing through a publicschool.
"The subject is so unpleasant... that many masters dare not speak of itat all, and excuse themselves by saying that they don't want to putideas into boys' heads. I cannot conscientiously believe that a manwho has been through a big public school himself can honestly beafraid of that. " "The standard of purity is low: a vicious boy doesnot find his vicious tendencies by any means a bar to social success. "This, of course, assumes that the vicious tendencies are a matter ofnotoriety. A similar implication is involved in the following: "I donot mean to say that there are not many boys who are both pure-mindedand honest; but they treat such virtues as a secret preference oftheir own, and do not consider that it is in the least necessary tointerfere with the practice of others or even to disapprove of it.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scharlieb Mary to read onlineMoreLess
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