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求翻译,在线翻译的不要!
Perhaps no order thing has such power to lift the poor out of his poverty, the wretched out of his misery, to make the burden-bearer forget his burden, the sick his suffering, as books. They are friends to the lonely, companions to the deserted, joy to the joyless, hope to the hopeless, good cheer to the disheartened, a helper to the helpless. They bring light into darkness, and sunshine into shadow.
We may be poor, socially ostracized, shut out from all personal association with the great and the good, and yet be in the best society in the world, in books.
The trent of may a life for good or ill, for success or failure, has been determined by a single book. The books which we read early in life are those which influence us most.
The greatest advantage of books does not always come from what we remember of them, but from their suggestiveness. A good book often serves as a match to light the dormant-powder within us. There is explosive material enough in most of us if we can only reach it. A good book or good friend often excites thought in great writes, even upon entirely different subjects. We often find in books what we thought and felt, could we have expressed ourselves. Indeed, we get acquainted with ourselves in books. We discover one feature in Emerson, anoter lineament in shakespeare, an expression in Homer, a glimpse of ourselves in Dante, and so on until we spell out our whole individuality. True, we get many pleasing reflections of ourselves from fiends, many mirrored deformities from our enemies, and a characteristic here and there from the world; but in calm and unbiased way we find the most of ourselves, our strength, our weakness, our limitations, our opinions, our taster, our harmonies and discords, our poetic and prosaic qualities, in books.
We form many of our opinions from our favorite books. The author whom we prefer is our most potent teacher; we look at the world through his eyes. If we habitually read books that are elevating in tone, pure in style, sound in reasoning, and keen in insight, our minds develop the same characteristics. The best books are those which stir us up most and make us the most determined to do something and be something ourselves.
Libraries are no longer a luxury, but a necessity. A home without books and periodicals and newspapers in like a house without windows. Children learn to read by being in the midst of books, they unconsciously absorb knowledge by handling them. No family can now afford to be without good reading. "No entertainment is so cheap as reading," says Mary Wortley Montagu, "nor any pleasure so lasting." Good books elevate the character, purify the taste, take the attractiveness out of low pleasures, and lift us upon a higher plane of thinking and living.
Whatever you read, read with enthusiasm, with energy, read with the whole mind, if you would increase your mental stature.
Learn to absorb the mental and the moral life of a book, and assimilate it into your life. He si the best reader who consumes the most knowledge and converts it into character. Mechanical readers remember words, the husks of things, but digest nothing. They cram their brains but starve their minds. If you are getting the most out of a book, you will feel a capacity for doing things which you never felt before.
Perhaps no order thing has such power to lift the poor out of his poverty, the wretched out of his misery, to make the burden-bearer forget his burden, the sick his suffering, as books. They are friends to the lonely, companions to the deserted, joy to the joyless, hope to the hopeless, good cheer to the disheartened, a helper to the helpless. They bring light into darkness, and sunshine into shadow.
We may be poor, socially ostracized, shut out from all personal association with the great and the good, and yet be in the best society in the world, in books.
The trent of may a life for good or ill, for success or failure, has been determined by a single book. The books which we read early in life are those which influence us most.
The greatest advantage of books does not always come from what we remember of them, but from their suggestiveness. A good book often serves as a match to light the dormant-powder within us. There is explosive material enough in most of us if we can only reach it. A good book or good friend often excites thought in great writes, even upon entirely different subjects. We often find in books what we thought and felt, could we have expressed ourselves. Indeed, we get acquainted with ourselves in books. We discover one feature in Emerson, anoter lineament in shakespeare, an expression in Homer, a glimpse of ourselves in Dante, and so on until we spell out our whole individuality. True, we get many pleasing reflections of ourselves from fiends, many mirrored deformities from our enemies, and a characteristic here and there from the world; but in calm and unbiased way we find the most of ourselves, our strength, our weakness, our limitations, our opinions, our taster, our harmonies and discords, our poetic and prosaic qualities, in books.
We form many of our opinions from our favorite books. The author whom we prefer is our most potent teacher; we look at the world through his eyes. If we habitually read books that are elevating in tone, pure in style, sound in reasoning, and keen in insight, our minds develop the same characteristics. The best books are those which stir us up most and make us the most determined to do something and be something ourselves.
Libraries are no longer a luxury, but a necessity. A home without books and periodicals and newspapers in like a house without windows. Children learn to read by being in the midst of books, they unconsciously absorb knowledge by handling them. No family can now afford to be without good reading. "No entertainment is so cheap as reading," says Mary Wortley Montagu, "nor any pleasure so lasting." Good books elevate the character, purify the taste, take the attractiveness out of low pleasures, and lift us upon a higher plane of thinking and living.
Whatever you read, read with enthusiasm, with energy, read with the whole mind, if you would increase your mental stature.
Learn to absorb the mental and the moral life of a book, and assimilate it into your life. He si the best reader who consumes the most knowledge and converts it into character. Mechanical readers remember words, the husks of things, but digest nothing. They cram their brains but starve their minds. If you are getting the most out of a book, you will feel a capacity for doing things which you never felt before.
也许没有东西能把穷人从他的贫穷,可怜的从他的痛苦,使人忘记了他的负担,病人痛苦,如书籍.他们的朋友是孤独,与荒凉,快乐的不快乐,希望的绝望,振作起来,沮丧,无助的帮手.他们把光明带到黑暗的阴影和阳光.
我们虽然穷,社会排斥,关闭了所有个人与大和良好的,但在世界上最好的社会,在书籍.
特伦特的可能生活的好坏,成功或失败,已确定由一个单一的书.我们所阅读的书本的早期生活中是最能影响我们.
书的最大好处并非来自我们记住他们,但从他们的暗示.一本好书常常像火柴一样点燃我们心中潜藏的能量.有足够的爆炸物在大多数我们如果我们能找到它.一本好书或好朋友经常激发思想在写,即使在完全不同的科目.我们经常发现在书中我们的思想和感觉,我们可以表达我们自己.事实上,我们得到了我们自己的书.我们发现一个特征在埃莫森,另一个在莎士比亚的相貌,表达在荷马,看到自己在但丁,等等,直到我们把我们的个性.真的,我们得到了许多可喜的思考自己的好朋友,许多镜像畸形从我们的敌人,和特征在这里和那里的世界；但在平静和公正的方式找到最我们自己,我们的实力,我们的弱点,我们的限制,我们的意见,我们的体验,我们的和声和不和谐,我们的诗歌与平淡,书籍.
我们形成我们的许多意见,从我们最喜欢的书.我们喜欢的作者是我们最有效的老师；我们看世界,通过他的眼睛.如果我们经常阅读书籍,提高了声调,纯粹的风格,声音在推理,和敏锐的洞察力,我们的思想发展相同的特性.最好的书是那些激动我们最使我们最有决心做一些和自己.
图书馆不再是奢侈品,而是必需品.家没有书籍,期刊和报纸就像房子没有窗户.儿童学习阅读的书籍之中,他们不知不觉地吸取知识处理.没有家庭可以负担没有良好的阅读.”没有比读书更便宜的娱乐,”玛丽说,沃特利孟塔古,“没有任何更持久的乐趣.”好书提升角色,净化,以低级趣味的吸引力,让我们在一个更高层次的思维和生活.
你读什么,饱含激情,能量,全心全意地去读,如果你想提高精神境界.
再问： 典型的在线翻译·！我有译文，准确的说我要求电子版的译文！
我们虽然穷,社会排斥,关闭了所有个人与大和良好的,但在世界上最好的社会,在书籍.
特伦特的可能生活的好坏,成功或失败,已确定由一个单一的书.我们所阅读的书本的早期生活中是最能影响我们.
书的最大好处并非来自我们记住他们,但从他们的暗示.一本好书常常像火柴一样点燃我们心中潜藏的能量.有足够的爆炸物在大多数我们如果我们能找到它.一本好书或好朋友经常激发思想在写,即使在完全不同的科目.我们经常发现在书中我们的思想和感觉,我们可以表达我们自己.事实上,我们得到了我们自己的书.我们发现一个特征在埃莫森,另一个在莎士比亚的相貌,表达在荷马,看到自己在但丁,等等,直到我们把我们的个性.真的,我们得到了许多可喜的思考自己的好朋友,许多镜像畸形从我们的敌人,和特征在这里和那里的世界；但在平静和公正的方式找到最我们自己,我们的实力,我们的弱点,我们的限制,我们的意见,我们的体验,我们的和声和不和谐,我们的诗歌与平淡,书籍.
我们形成我们的许多意见,从我们最喜欢的书.我们喜欢的作者是我们最有效的老师；我们看世界,通过他的眼睛.如果我们经常阅读书籍,提高了声调,纯粹的风格,声音在推理,和敏锐的洞察力,我们的思想发展相同的特性.最好的书是那些激动我们最使我们最有决心做一些和自己.
图书馆不再是奢侈品,而是必需品.家没有书籍,期刊和报纸就像房子没有窗户.儿童学习阅读的书籍之中,他们不知不觉地吸取知识处理.没有家庭可以负担没有良好的阅读.”没有比读书更便宜的娱乐,”玛丽说,沃特利孟塔古,“没有任何更持久的乐趣.”好书提升角色,净化,以低级趣味的吸引力,让我们在一个更高层次的思维和生活.
你读什么,饱含激情,能量,全心全意地去读,如果你想提高精神境界.
再问： 典型的在线翻译·！我有译文，准确的说我要求电子版的译文！