Letters From a Father to His Daughter Entering College
Letters From a Father to His Daughter Entering College
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One scowls and it scowls. If one is sick, all of life is in peril of becoming sickly. Peo- ple who have broken hips always find that the chief injuries that men suffer are broken hips. If one is well, vigorous, sound, all life seems well, vigorous, sound. Now, all life is not well, vigorous and sound, but if one is well, vigorous and 32 His Daughter Entering College sound, one's own vigor helps to transmute all life into vigor. It is also advantageous to interpret life in terms of its highest h...elpful- ness. Its verb is to be conjugated in the perfect, or pluperfect, tense of action, of noblest attainment and of highest condition.
Second, health has a value to oth- ers quite as great as to oneself. It is good to be able to give an impres- sion of vigor. I know Carlyle says of himself as a student at Edin- burgh that these were the three most miserable years of his life "a prey to nameless struggles and miseries, which have yet a kind of horror in them to my thoughts, three weeks 33 Letters from a Father to without any kind of sleep, from im- possibility to be free from noise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One scowls and it scowls. If one is sick, all of life is in peril of becoming sickly. Peo- ple who have broken hips always find that the chief injuries that men suffer are broken hips. If one is well, vigorous, sound, all life seems well, vigorous, sound. Now, all life is not well, vigorous and sound, but if one is well, vigorous and 32 His Daughter Entering College sound, one's own vigor helps to transmute all life into vigor. It is also advantageous to interpret life in terms of its highest h...elpful- ness. Its verb is to be conjugated in the perfect, or pluperfect, tense of action, of noblest attainment and of highest condition.
Second, health has a value to oth- ers quite as great as to oneself. It is good to be able to give an impres- sion of vigor. I know Carlyle says of himself as a student at Edin- burgh that these were the three most miserable years of his life "a prey to nameless struggles and miseries, which have yet a kind of horror in them to my thoughts, three weeks 33 Letters from a Father to without any kind of sleep, from im- possibility to be free from noise.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Franklin Thwing to read onlineMoreLess
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