Why Go to College? An Address
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We loveany forms, however ugly, from which great qualities shine. If command, eloquence, art, or invention exists in the most deformed person, allthe accidents that usually displease, please, and raise esteem andwonder higher. Beauty without grace is the head without the body. Beauty without expression tires. " Of course such considerations canhardly come with full force to the young girl herself, who feels agedat eighteen, and imagines that the troubles and problems of life andthought are hers... already. "Oh, tell me to-night, " cried a collegefreshman once to her President, "which is the right side and which isthe wrong side of this Andover question about eschatology?" The younggirl is impatient of open questions, and irritated at her inability toanswer them. Neither can she believe that the first headlong zest withwhich she throws herself into society, athletics, into everything whichcomes in her way, can ever fail. But her elders know, looking on, thatour American girl, the comrade of her parents and of her brothers andtheir friends, brought up from babyhood in the eager talk of politicsand society, of religious belief, of public action, of socialresponsibility--that this typical girl, with her quick sympathies, herclear head, her warm heart, her outreaching hands, will not permanentlybe satisfied or self-respecting, though she have the prettiest dressesand hats in town, or the most charming of dinners, dances, and teas.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We loveany forms, however ugly, from which great qualities shine. If command, eloquence, art, or invention exists in the most deformed person, allthe accidents that usually displease, please, and raise esteem andwonder higher. Beauty without grace is the head without the body. Beauty without expression tires. " Of course such considerations canhardly come with full force to the young girl herself, who feels agedat eighteen, and imagines that the troubles and problems of life andthought are hers... already. "Oh, tell me to-night, " cried a collegefreshman once to her President, "which is the right side and which isthe wrong side of this Andover question about eschatology?" The younggirl is impatient of open questions, and irritated at her inability toanswer them. Neither can she believe that the first headlong zest withwhich she throws herself into society, athletics, into everything whichcomes in her way, can ever fail. But her elders know, looking on, thatour American girl, the comrade of her parents and of her brothers andtheir friends, brought up from babyhood in the eager talk of politicsand society, of religious belief, of public action, of socialresponsibility--that this typical girl, with her quick sympathies, herclear head, her warm heart, her outreaching hands, will not permanentlybe satisfied or self-respecting, though she have the prettiest dressesand hats in town, or the most charming of dinners, dances, and teas.
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