Prose And Verse
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277 let Soutlicrn manliood revive it and wear it as a noble grace of character.
True and worthy character is not the product of chance or of the efiforts of a few days, but the result of years of culti- vation and discipline. The work of forming it begins in childhood. This is the critical period. The training which a child receives in the nursery and during the term of youth will in a large measure determine the future cast and color- ing of character in manhood or womanhood. " As the twig is ...bent the tree's inclined" expresses a practical truth that finds a place and demonstration not only in the natural, but also in the moral world. " Train up a child in the way he should go and he will not depart from it," is a declaration of the Scriptures.
Upon parents devolve the task and duty of giving the first impressions to the character of the child, for they are in a measure the arbiters of the future destiny of their children.
They cannot change the natural disposition, but they can bend the twig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
277 let Soutlicrn manliood revive it and wear it as a noble grace of character.
True and worthy character is not the product of chance or of the efiforts of a few days, but the result of years of culti- vation and discipline. The work of forming it begins in childhood. This is the critical period. The training which a child receives in the nursery and during the term of youth will in a large measure determine the future cast and color- ing of character in manhood or womanhood. " As the twig is ...bent the tree's inclined" expresses a practical truth that finds a place and demonstration not only in the natural, but also in the moral world. " Train up a child in the way he should go and he will not depart from it," is a declaration of the Scriptures.
Upon parents devolve the task and duty of giving the first impressions to the character of the child, for they are in a measure the arbiters of the future destiny of their children.
They cannot change the natural disposition, but they can bend the twig.
What to read after Prose And Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Greene to read onlineMoreLess
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