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... comes in contact with his , and you yield only outward obedience and outward submission , you are very unhappy . The will , like a wild animal , must submit or conquer very quickly . A state of contest is a state of wretchedness . One ...
... comes in contact with his , and you yield only outward obedience and outward submission , you are very unhappy . The will , like a wild animal , must submit or conquer very quickly . A state of contest is a state of wretchedness . One ...
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... comes a school - girl . She finds that it is hard to keep the mind on the book or the lesson . It will wander , it will go home , it will visit the play - house , or it will dream of something else . Again and again she begins to read ...
... comes a school - girl . She finds that it is hard to keep the mind on the book or the lesson . It will wander , it will go home , it will visit the play - house , or it will dream of something else . Again and again she begins to read ...
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... , the place , the actor . All other training is very bad for the memory . And this faculty comes under the work of edu- cation . Then , after you have learned how to attend , INVESTIGATE AND REASON . 25 and to remember , that.
... , the place , the actor . All other training is very bad for the memory . And this faculty comes under the work of edu- cation . Then , after you have learned how to attend , INVESTIGATE AND REASON . 25 and to remember , that.
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... come , it comes with great power . It is said that the young ladies who are secluded and educated in the nunneries of Europe , are the least prepared to resist temptations when they come out . The mind and the heart must come in contact ...
... come , it comes with great power . It is said that the young ladies who are secluded and educated in the nunneries of Europe , are the least prepared to resist temptations when they come out . The mind and the heart must come in contact ...
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... comes to be a reality . She begins to feel that it is not all brightness . There are shadows falling upon her ... come , and with a hurried , tearful good - by she leaves her home . All the way her thoughts return back , saddened and ...
... comes to be a reality . She begins to feel that it is not all brightness . There are shadows falling upon her ... come , and with a hurried , tearful good - by she leaves her home . All the way her thoughts return back , saddened and ...
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Página 149 - ... fingers, and were passed away like a shadow. What wonder then that I, who live in a day of so much greater refinement, when there is so much more to be wanted, and wished, and to be enjoyed, should feel myself now and then pinched in point of opportunity, and at some loss for leisure to fill four sides of a sheet like this? Thus, however, it is, and if the ancient gentlemen to whom I have referred, and their complaints of the disproportion of time to the occasions they had for it, will not serve...
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Página 149 - ... through his fingers, and were passed away like a shadow. What wonder then that I, who live in a day of so much greater refinement, when there is so much more to be wanted, and wished, and to be enjoyed, should feel myself now and then pinched in point of opportunity, and at some loss for leisure to fill four sides of a sheet like this. Thus, however, it is ; and if the ancient gentlemen to whom I have referred, and their complaints of the disproportion of time to the occasions they had for it,...