Talks With My Boys
Talks With My Boys
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The presses of our enterprising publishers teem with good books, well writ- ten, often beautifully illustrated; books of travel, adventure, biography, science, and the like; and so cheap that few need be debarred the privilege of owning at least a few choice ones. The libraries are full of them, and most of you can get them from the public library, the Christian Association library, and other collections. Moreover, there are now many juvenile periodicals, like THE BASKET OP CHIP-DIRT. 121 the Y...oxitJCs Companion^ St. N^icholaa^ etc., which furnish weekly or monthly the best of reading admirably adapted to the young. I think, therefore, there is not the slightest excuse for feeding on husks.
The following incident illustrates the evil effects of pernicious reading. I do not sup- pose it occurred in this city, but I cannot justly say about that. The scene of the in- cident is supposed to be at the family fire- side; the time, "early candle-lighting." The persons introduced are father and son.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The presses of our enterprising publishers teem with good books, well writ- ten, often beautifully illustrated; books of travel, adventure, biography, science, and the like; and so cheap that few need be debarred the privilege of owning at least a few choice ones. The libraries are full of them, and most of you can get them from the public library, the Christian Association library, and other collections. Moreover, there are now many juvenile periodicals, like THE BASKET OP CHIP-DIRT. 121 the Y...oxitJCs Companion^ St. N^icholaa^ etc., which furnish weekly or monthly the best of reading admirably adapted to the young. I think, therefore, there is not the slightest excuse for feeding on husks.
The following incident illustrates the evil effects of pernicious reading. I do not sup- pose it occurred in this city, but I cannot justly say about that. The scene of the in- cident is supposed to be at the family fire- side; the time, "early candle-lighting." The persons introduced are father and son.
What to read after Talks With My Boys?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mowry, William A. (William Augustus), 1829-1917 to read onlineMoreLess
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