 | Richard Watson - 1815 - 462 páginas
...profligacy; you must use diligence in acquiring all the knowledge you can of such branches of study as you shall be directed to cultivate; but you must not...hear bestowed on learning to induce you to believe {hat there is nothing more excellent as a qualification ; for piety is more excellent, so is benevolence,... | |
 | James Melville M'Culloch - 1831 - 250 páginas
...learned education, it will be a shame for you to disappoint their hopes by idleness and profligacy ; but you must not suffer the praises you hear bestowed...on learning, to induce you to believe that there is nothing more excellent as a qualification ; for piety is more excellent ; so is benevolence ; so is... | |
 | 1856 - 518 páginas
...profligacy. You must use diligence in acquiring all the knowledge you can of such branches of study as you shall be directed to cultivate ; but you must...on learning, to induce you to believe that there is nothing more excellent as a qualification ; for piety is more excellent ; so is benevolence ; so is... | |
 | 800 páginas
...learned education, it will be a shame for you to disappoint their hopes by idleness and profligacy; but you must not suffer the praises you hear bestowed...on learning to induce you to believe that there is nothing more excellent as a qualification ; for piety is more excellent j so is benevolence ; so is... | |
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... your conduct in obedience to his will. If the condition of. your parents is such as enables them to give you a learned education, it will be a shame for you to disappoint their hopes by idleness and profligacy. You must use diligence in acquiring... 