Which of the following is NOT a piece of advice that Hazlitt gives his son in his letter “Of the Conduct of Life”?
1
Learn never to conceive a prejudice against others, because you know nothing of them
2
Never despise any one for anything that he cannot help -- least of all, for his poverty
3
Never anticipate evils, or, because you cannot have everything exactly as you wish, make them out worse than they are, through more spite and willfulness
4
Have your own way a good deal, both in the house, and among your play-fellows, with whom you were too fond of being a leader