What is the young boy attitude towards his school in conduct of life
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The young boy was very cynical towards his school in ‘On the conduct of life’.
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In William Hazlitt’s essay, ‘On the conduct of life’, Hazlitt advises the young boy to change his attitude towards his new school. The boy vehemently despised his new school. He considered all the people there to be disagreeable and he would never like the school. His school fellows were all strangers to him whom he hated.
He despised their style of dressing. He complained that they were always laughing at him and took no care of him. He thus addressed each of them in derogatory terms. He was totally dissatisfied with his new school.
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