Capitolo 64
it was; as childish; as defenseless in front of the relative complexity
of a school. As an animal, the Southerner seemed to have each
advantage, but also as an animal him firmly lost earth.
The lesson in education was vital to these young men that,
in ten years, killed each other by results in the action of
examining their conclusions of university. Severely, the Southerner had
nothing mind; he had the temperament He was not a researcher; he had anybody
intellectual training; he could not analyze an idea, and he was able
doesn't conceive to admit two; but in life one could get
along very well without the ideas, if one only had the social one
instinct. Men's dozens of is eminent they were men of the type of Protection, and
well enough him maintained in the legislature but the university
it was a more acute test. The Virginian was weak in same vice, nevertheless
the Bostonian was not really a master of crime. The habits of neither
it was good; both they were proper to drink very hard and to live the low lives; but
the Bostonian suffered less that the Virginian. Commonly the
Bostonian could also take him some his care in his worse
stages, while the Virginian became quarrelsome and dangerous.
When a Virginian had brooded some days on an imaginary pain
and substantial whiskey, none of his/her Northern friends you/he/she could be
sure that is probable that he is not waiting, you round off the angle with a knife,
or it shoots, to avenge insult from the dry light of delirium
tremens; and when things reached this condition, Protection had
exhausts his/her authority on his really personnel. Protection was a gentleman of
the old school, and, as every knows, gentlemen of the old one
school almost drank as much as gentlemen of the new school; but
this was not his/her trouble. He was also sober in the excessive one
the violence to feel political in that years; he held his/her temperament
and his/her friends under control.
To Adams they liked the Virginians. Nobody was more disgusting to them,
from name and prejudice; he/she anchors their friendship it was not rout and peer