If you wish to excite and nourish the affections just aroused in a young man, if you wish to impart to him a disposition to be good in word and deed, never mislead him by the appearance of people's happiness, and sow pride, vanity, and Seed of envy, never let him behold pomp, pomp, palaces, and festivities; take him not to society and ostentatious gatherings, let him see only the outward appearance of it all, before he can understand its true value. .Before he understands human beings, letting him see the world is not cultivating him, but eroding him, not educating him, but deceiving him.
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