Practical Citizenship
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The normal boy is most essentially healthy in his appetite. In fact, it may be said of him that he inclines toward greed in the mat- ter of food supply. He wants a little, or rather, he wants a lot of everything on the table, and he is not al- ways certain when he has enough. Youth differs from boyhood in the fact that its appetite is not necessarily as ravenous as that of the boy. It may grow even some- what choice in the matter of food.
So when boys get together to play a game the first item ...is noise and an egregious lot of it. Turn a group of boys loose in a field for a game of ball and the first step is babel undiluted. And immediately after this explosion comes the squabble as to choice and selection of candi- dates. When youth plays its games it is less boisterous as to the first entrance upon the ground. In fact, the ath- letes of a college are inclined to enter the field rather in silence, and if any noise be deemed necessary, it must come from the "bleachers. " The matter of choice of 148 PRACTICAL CITIZENSHIP candidates being already settled and determined, that feature is eliminated, and in its place come the tactics of the game, the twirling of the ball, so that the player most interested in that ball may not know exactly where it will be at a certain point of time and space ; or the tactics of the flying wedge and other devices which youth has thought of as being essential in the game of football, for instance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The normal boy is most essentially healthy in his appetite. In fact, it may be said of him that he inclines toward greed in the mat- ter of food supply. He wants a little, or rather, he wants a lot of everything on the table, and he is not al- ways certain when he has enough. Youth differs from boyhood in the fact that its appetite is not necessarily as ravenous as that of the boy. It may grow even some- what choice in the matter of food.
So when boys get together to play a game the first item ...is noise and an egregious lot of it. Turn a group of boys loose in a field for a game of ball and the first step is babel undiluted. And immediately after this explosion comes the squabble as to choice and selection of candi- dates. When youth plays its games it is less boisterous as to the first entrance upon the ground. In fact, the ath- letes of a college are inclined to enter the field rather in silence, and if any noise be deemed necessary, it must come from the "bleachers. " The matter of choice of 148 PRACTICAL CITIZENSHIP candidates being already settled and determined, that feature is eliminated, and in its place come the tactics of the game, the twirling of the ball, so that the player most interested in that ball may not know exactly where it will be at a certain point of time and space ; or the tactics of the flying wedge and other devices which youth has thought of as being essential in the game of football, for instance.
What to read after Practical Citizenship?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adolph Roeder to read onlineMoreLess
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