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... interest from your reasoning . This is required of the magistrate , and the man should require it of himself ; not that his interests are to be renounced , but that they are to have no part in forming his judg- ment . It is not very ...
... interest from your reasoning . This is required of the magistrate , and the man should require it of himself ; not that his interests are to be renounced , but that they are to have no part in forming his judg- ment . It is not very ...
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... every step the teacher must employ his Imagination , and teach his pupils how this is to be done by them . In this way interest will be maintained and the best results secured . It may be taken as the rule , that a teacher is IMAGINATION ...
... every step the teacher must employ his Imagination , and teach his pupils how this is to be done by them . In this way interest will be maintained and the best results secured . It may be taken as the rule , that a teacher is IMAGINATION ...
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... interest and liberty of the years which are devoted to business . They broaden life and make the man stronger in him- self and of more service to the community . 4 By all means , whenever it is possible , let THE CALLING 91.
... interest and liberty of the years which are devoted to business . They broaden life and make the man stronger in him- self and of more service to the community . 4 By all means , whenever it is possible , let THE CALLING 91.
Strona 93
... interests . Yet they should always be heard with respect ; and this the more when they , too , prudently seek the advice of those who in these things have larger knowledge . The wise parents will deal liberally with their son when they ...
... interests . Yet they should always be heard with respect ; and this the more when they , too , prudently seek the advice of those who in these things have larger knowledge . The wise parents will deal liberally with their son when they ...
Strona 96
... interest is to be transient . I knew a boy who showed an unusual fondness for mechanics . He had his shop , with its bench and tools ; and was fond of experiments and ingenious appliances . All this fell away when he entered college ...
... interest is to be transient . I knew a boy who showed an unusual fondness for mechanics . He had his shop , with its bench and tools ; and was fond of experiments and ingenious appliances . All this fell away when he entered college ...
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