Addresses
Addresses
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Oh, my arm is strong enough for that, and a great deal more too.
T. Indeed. Is your arm your arm after starving three days ?
P. Well, yes.
T. You would put it out, and do a great deal more than that with it ? Eh ?
P. Dear no. I should be starved.
T. Your arm then has something to do with food ?
P. Certainly.
T. And food with your stomach ?
Teaching Work. 127 P. Yes.
T. We get then to the old story of the belly and the members. Your stomach is the first thing in health. Eh ?
P. Certainly.
T. Did... you think of that when you spent that last sixpence in tarts ?
P. Well, no.
Then go on, show that health means everything that food, sleep, exercise, self-control, proper endurance, self-denial, heat, cold, call on a man to do or to bear in a right way ; and that work is stopped, and life soon put an end to, or shortened, by any want of attention to these. Flash light into the meaning of health. Show it in daily action. Show it working always and everywhere. Hunt it into corners and hiding-places.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh, my arm is strong enough for that, and a great deal more too.
T. Indeed. Is your arm your arm after starving three days ?
P. Well, yes.
T. You would put it out, and do a great deal more than that with it ? Eh ?
P. Dear no. I should be starved.
T. Your arm then has something to do with food ?
P. Certainly.
T. And food with your stomach ?
Teaching Work. 127 P. Yes.
T. We get then to the old story of the belly and the members. Your stomach is the first thing in health. Eh ?
P. Certainly.
T. Did... you think of that when you spent that last sixpence in tarts ?
P. Well, no.
Then go on, show that health means everything that food, sleep, exercise, self-control, proper endurance, self-denial, heat, cold, call on a man to do or to bear in a right way ; and that work is stopped, and life soon put an end to, or shortened, by any want of attention to these. Flash light into the meaning of health. Show it in daily action. Show it working always and everywhere. Hunt it into corners and hiding-places.
What to read after Addresses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Thring to read onlineMoreLess
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