The Teachers Manual Containig a Treatise Upon the Discipline of the School a
The Teachers Manual Containig a Treatise Upon the Discipline of the School a
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We may ad- mire the genius and skill of him who has taken the rude block of marble, cold from the quarry, and converted it into an almost breathing statue. Ages will venerate him, time will pay him a trib- ute of respect, poesy will proudly rear a tablet to his memory, and history will adorn her pages with his eulogy. The painter, who represents on can- vas the beautiful creation of his own 186 TE ACHE It'ti MANUAL. Imagination, or the striking events of story, rears a monument to his own memor...y that will long endure, and con- tinue to rise in loftier majesty and more fit proportions from generation to gen- eration. Still, how insignificant the profession of the artist when compared with that of the true teacher. The one works upon stone or the canvas, the other upon the undying spirit ; the one creates the form and figure of the life- less body, the other moulds the living character of the hero, statesman, and sage. The artist attracts attention as a man of genius, and his works are ad- mired as evidence of inimitable skill; but the memory of the faithful teacher will be cherished with gratitude when all earthly distinctions shall be for- gotten, and the results of his labors will endure forever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We may ad- mire the genius and skill of him who has taken the rude block of marble, cold from the quarry, and converted it into an almost breathing statue. Ages will venerate him, time will pay him a trib- ute of respect, poesy will proudly rear a tablet to his memory, and history will adorn her pages with his eulogy. The painter, who represents on can- vas the beautiful creation of his own 186 TE ACHE It'ti MANUAL. Imagination, or the striking events of story, rears a monument to his own memor...y that will long endure, and con- tinue to rise in loftier majesty and more fit proportions from generation to gen- eration. Still, how insignificant the profession of the artist when compared with that of the true teacher. The one works upon stone or the canvas, the other upon the undying spirit ; the one creates the form and figure of the life- less body, the other moulds the living character of the hero, statesman, and sage. The artist attracts attention as a man of genius, and his works are ad- mired as evidence of inimitable skill; but the memory of the faithful teacher will be cherished with gratitude when all earthly distinctions shall be for- gotten, and the results of his labors will endure forever.
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