Question

"ill names beget ill blood".Explain​

Answer 1

Answer:

means it if u flow your weak blood then it will be beget also

Answer 2

William Hazlitt's Essay On Conduct Of Life It's about how to tackle the problems in this world and how to grow up. The advice given to his son by a father is beautiful. He writes about how this suggestion will help him correct his own mistakes in the future.

Explanation:

Ill names beget ill blood means

• Here in this essay the father writes a eltter to his son who has settled at a new school and advices his son to behave politely with other. Here the son complains about his fellow-mates and keeps crticising them and calling them names. It was then the father advices his son not use ill names for others as calling ill names or bad names to others will lead to enmity and resenment from others and bad blood (bitternes ) between the boy (his son) and other fellow-mates (Ill names beget ill blood)
• The father says he had observed that  his son had a way of speaking of his school fellows such as using words such as Hoare and so on, as if the son was meant to mark them out for specific re-probation, or did not think that his school fellows were worthy of him and good enough for him.
• It is a bad practice to talk with disdain or other people: because that means that you think and feel uncharitable. Names are going to beget bad blood. Even when some trivial insult is repeated, it is better to be courteous, gentle and forbearing, rather than prisoner, irritated, and annoying. .
• The faults of others too often arise out of our own ill-temper; or though they should be real, we shall not mend them, by exasperating ourselves against them. The father says his son to treat his playmates as Hamlet advised Polonius to treat the players "according to your own dignity, instead of their deserts." He further says his son that he would still lie at the mercy of their caprice, roughness, or bad nature if his son flies at anything he disapproves of or thinks that he has been created to offend them. He tell his son must  more his own master.