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Montaigne , then , would keep in view the end of education from the very first ; and that end is to train to right reason and independent judgment , to moderation of mind , and to virtue . The cultivated and capable man of affairs ...
Montaigne , then , would keep in view the end of education from the very first ; and that end is to train to right reason and independent judgment , to moderation of mind , and to virtue . The cultivated and capable man of affairs ...
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For want of this due proportion we spoil all : to know how to adjust this and to keep within an exact and due measure is one of the hardest things I know ; and it is an effect of a judicious and well - tempered soul to know how to ...
For want of this due proportion we spoil all : to know how to adjust this and to keep within an exact and due measure is one of the hardest things I know ; and it is an effect of a judicious and well - tempered soul to know how to ...
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... give them their pocket full of learning to keep ; whereas , to do well , you should not merely lodge it with them , but make them to espouse it . ' Physical punishment fails of its aim , and must fail by the nature of the case .
... give them their pocket full of learning to keep ; whereas , to do well , you should not merely lodge it with them , but make them to espouse it . ' Physical punishment fails of its aim , and must fail by the nature of the case .
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Dr. Upround laughed , in his quiet inner way ; and then , as a matter of form , he said , ' My dear , you must promise most faithfully to keep whatever I tell you , as the very strictest secret . ' Mrs. Upround looked shocked at the ...
Dr. Upround laughed , in his quiet inner way ; and then , as a matter of form , he said , ' My dear , you must promise most faithfully to keep whatever I tell you , as the very strictest secret . ' Mrs. Upround looked shocked at the ...
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And I never should have let you get all this out of me now , if it had been at all incumbent upon me to keep it quiet . ' ' That means that I have never got it out of you at all . I have taken all this trouble for nothing .
And I never should have let you get all this out of me now , if it had been at all incumbent upon me to keep it quiet . ' ' That means that I have never got it out of you at all . I have taken all this trouble for nothing .
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