The Foundations of Japan - Notes Made During Journeys Of 6,000 Miles In The Rural Districts As - A Basis For A Sounder Knowledge Of The Japanese People by J.W. Robertson Scott
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each child, who is expected to read the twelve counsels every morning
before coming to school: 1.--Do your own work and don't rely on others to do it. 2.--Be ardent when you learn or play. 3.--Endeavour to do away with your bad habits and cultivate good ones. 4.--Never tell a lie and be careful when you speak. 5.--Do what you think right in your heart and at the same time have good manners. 6.--Overcome difficulties and never hold back from hard work. 7.--Do not make appointments which you are uncertain to keep. 8.--Do not carelessly lend or borrow. 9.--Do not pass by another's difficulties and do not give another much trouble. 10.--Be careful about things belonging to the public as well as about things belonging to yourself. 11.--Keep the outside and inside of the school clean and also take care of waste paper. 12.--Never play with a grumbling spirit. |
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