The History of Norway
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It is nobody's business ; and they, like all others, ought to have the privilege of self- gratification (avoiding all excess) in their own way, provided they do not infringe on the rights and enjoyments of others. This is a wide world — wide enough for all to get along pretty 164 HISTOKY OF NORWAY.
comfortablj, provided each one "will avoid running against his neighbor.
" In faith and hope the world will disagree, Bui all mankind's concern is charity. '" It has, of late years, become very fashi...onable for many, especially from crowded cities, to make excursions into various l)arts of the country — sometimes on business, sometimes for pleasure, and occasionally for both— and they often wish to jstop for a few days, or a few Aveeks, for the purpose of relax- ation from business, and to enjoy the social amusements of the place ; to view the beauties of lakes, ponds and rivers, of mountain, hill, dale, &c. We think our town, and Vil- lage, by due attention to the wishes and wants of visitors, may be made a very attractive and agreeable stopping-place for such persons ; and who, among our citizens, can indulge in ;my other feelings than a desire for the up-building and pros- perity of the place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is nobody's business ; and they, like all others, ought to have the privilege of self- gratification (avoiding all excess) in their own way, provided they do not infringe on the rights and enjoyments of others. This is a wide world — wide enough for all to get along pretty 164 HISTOKY OF NORWAY.
comfortablj, provided each one "will avoid running against his neighbor.
" In faith and hope the world will disagree, Bui all mankind's concern is charity. '" It has, of late years, become very fashi...onable for many, especially from crowded cities, to make excursions into various l)arts of the country — sometimes on business, sometimes for pleasure, and occasionally for both— and they often wish to jstop for a few days, or a few Aveeks, for the purpose of relax- ation from business, and to enjoy the social amusements of the place ; to view the beauties of lakes, ponds and rivers, of mountain, hill, dale, &c. We think our town, and Vil- lage, by due attention to the wishes and wants of visitors, may be made a very attractive and agreeable stopping-place for such persons ; and who, among our citizens, can indulge in ;my other feelings than a desire for the up-building and pros- perity of the place.
What to read after The History of Norway?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Noyes to read onlineMoreLess
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