...something may be done with the worst of tempers by proper management. ON THE GOVERNMENT OF THE TONGUE. Sacred interpreter of human thought, How few respect or use thee as they ought ! But all shall give account of every wrong, Who dare dishonour or defile the tongue ; Who prostitute...

...into its solid worth, And if it weigh the importance of a fly, The scales are false, or algebra a lie. Sacred interpreter of human thought, How few respect or use thee as they ought.' Even in this wide world and waste of words, however, we do occasionally meet with delightful patches...

...insignificant result) . Too often proves an implement of play, A toy to sport with, and pass time away. Sacred Interpreter of human thought, How few respect or use thee as they ought! But all shall give account of every wrong. Who dare dishonour or defile the tongue." — COWPEB. "...

...moral ; and a similar regret seems to have prompted the following exclamation of the Christian poet: *' Sacred Interpreter of human thought, How few respect or use thee as thuy ought I" — Coivper. 20. No directions, either oral or written, can ever enable the heedless...

...its solid worth, 20 And if it weigh the importance of a fly, The scales are false, or algebra a lie. Sacred interpreter of human thought, How few respect, or use thee, as they ought ! But all shall give account of every wrong, 25 Who dare dishonour, or defile, the tongue ; Who prostitute...

...its solid worth, 20 And if it weigh the importance of a fly, The scales are false, or algebra a lie. Sacred interpreter of human thought, How few respect, or use thee, as they ought! But all shall give account of every wrong, 25 Who dare dishonour, or defile, the tongue; Who prostitute...

...students ; but to be perfect in it is the task of a whole life. — E. Davies. TONGUE. - An Address to the Sacred interpreter of human thought — How few respect, or use thee as they ought ! But all shall give account of every wrong, Who dare dishonour or defile the tongue ; Who prostitute...

...The earth silent before God. Hob. ii. 20. — Heaven silent before the first trumpet. Rev. viii 1. Sacred interpreter of human thought, How few respect, or use thee as they ought ! But all shall give account of every wrong, Who dare dishonour or defile the tongue. OOWPEB. OF all...

...moral ; and a similar regret seems to have prompted the following exclamation of the Christian poet : " Sacred Interpreter of human thought, How few respect or use thee as they ought !" — COWPKR. 28. No directions, either oral or written, can ever enable the heedless and the unthinking...

...mirth, but not the sin : Ho pares his apple that would cleanly feed. Herbert, Chureh Poreh. Saered interpreter of human thought, How few respect, or use thee as they ought ! But all shall give account of every wrong, Who dare dishonour or defile the tongue ; Who prostitute...