Mordaunt Hall; Or, a September Night. a Novel 3
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His pupils detested their books. Who would not feel the utmost disgust at any mental opera- tions thus conducted, be he boy or be he man?
Men are apt to forget that the reason why the operations, which are so utterly hateful to the child, become in time so interesting and en- srao-ins: to themselves, is, not that the child is less capable of intellectual enjoyment, less capable of being incited to labour by other influences than those of mere physical pleasure or pain ; but that the fact is, as... most children are taught, they cannot enjoy the slightest intellectual plea- sure of any kind. The drudgery of learning is not rewarded by the delight of comprehension ; by that sense of extension of the intellectual view, which is, perhaps, almost the highest and purest pleasure of which our nature is capable ; the MORDAUXT HALL* 135 delicate constructions of that g-rammar at which he toils in sordid distress from day to day; the beautiful rationale of those abstract problems which are to him but dry, unintelligible signs, — obscure laws by which he blindly works out results of which he neither understands the causes nor consequences, — are lost altogether to the child labouring in our ordinary schools.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His pupils detested their books. Who would not feel the utmost disgust at any mental opera- tions thus conducted, be he boy or be he man?
Men are apt to forget that the reason why the operations, which are so utterly hateful to the child, become in time so interesting and en- srao-ins: to themselves, is, not that the child is less capable of intellectual enjoyment, less capable of being incited to labour by other influences than those of mere physical pleasure or pain ; but that the fact is, as... most children are taught, they cannot enjoy the slightest intellectual plea- sure of any kind. The drudgery of learning is not rewarded by the delight of comprehension ; by that sense of extension of the intellectual view, which is, perhaps, almost the highest and purest pleasure of which our nature is capable ; the MORDAUXT HALL* 135 delicate constructions of that g-rammar at which he toils in sordid distress from day to day; the beautiful rationale of those abstract problems which are to him but dry, unintelligible signs, — obscure laws by which he blindly works out results of which he neither understands the causes nor consequences, — are lost altogether to the child labouring in our ordinary schools.
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