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Página 59
He then proceeds to say : - ' I feel myself , I own , rather inclined to ' rely upon his
understanding and integrity for resisting all the temptations of ambition , and
especially of being first , which I know will be industriously thrown in his way , and
...
He then proceeds to say : - ' I feel myself , I own , rather inclined to ' rely upon his
understanding and integrity for resisting all the temptations of ambition , and
especially of being first , which I know will be industriously thrown in his way , and
...
Página 67
The true consciousness of power is not a confession of self , but of Him who
made man , and placed in him the power to act and to feel conscious of the
power ; and that from Him comes the power , whether to make baskets or rule
empires , to ...
The true consciousness of power is not a confession of self , but of Him who
made man , and placed in him the power to act and to feel conscious of the
power ; and that from Him comes the power , whether to make baskets or rule
empires , to ...
Página 68
If we sum up the characteristics of the blind as a class , we shall find them to be
thoughtful and diligent , with peculiar keenness and sensibility of mind and
feeling ; shy of expressing their thoughts or feelings before strangers ; grateful for
every ...
If we sum up the characteristics of the blind as a class , we shall find them to be
thoughtful and diligent , with peculiar keenness and sensibility of mind and
feeling ; shy of expressing their thoughts or feelings before strangers ; grateful for
every ...
Página 69
But they feel that they are of the same flesh and blood as you are , and you must
identify yourself with them if you would hear of their difficulties , successes , joys ,
and troubles . Otherwise the task will be one of difficulty , and unproductive of ...
But they feel that they are of the same flesh and blood as you are , and you must
identify yourself with them if you would hear of their difficulties , successes , joys ,
and troubles . Otherwise the task will be one of difficulty , and unproductive of ...
Página 78
The same writer thus continues : As compared to Alston ' s . we should consider it
only as an adjunct , but a necessary one ; for such pupils as we teach would be
totally incapable either of feeling the letters , or of overcoming the difficulties of ...
The same writer thus continues : As compared to Alston ' s . we should consider it
only as an adjunct , but a necessary one ; for such pupils as we teach would be
totally incapable either of feeling the letters , or of overcoming the difficulties of ...
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