384 Words Essay on A Man is Known by the Company he Keeps
We naturally seek the company of those whose tasters are the same as our own. “Birds of a feather flock together.” Fools do not like the company of wise men, and wise men avoid fools.Studiously-minded people do not find much in common with frivolous and pleasure-hunting folk; and the frivolous think bookworms are dull dogs. Sinners feel uncomfortable in the presence of saints, and saints do not seek the company of sinners. ADVERTISEMENTS: We can, therefore, as a rule judge a man’s character by the sort of people he chooses as his companions. “Tell me who are a man’s friends, and I will tell you his character.” If a man’s chosen comrades are silly, empty-headed, worldly people, the presumption is that he is the same, or he would scarcely choose…