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Then a class can be guided away from the large subjects where of necessity their knowledge of facts is second-hand, and in which their arguments, being of necessity short, can touch only the surface of the subject. Here, I think, is where much of the ineffectiveness of courses in argument is to be found.
The usefulness of the manuscript and early printed herbals in the West was for centuries marred by the retention of plant descriptions prepared for the Greek East and Latin South, and these works were saved from complete ineffectiveness only by an occasional appeal to nature.
The remedy for the mental unrest, which is in itself an illness, lies not in an enlightened knowledge of the harmfulness and ineffectiveness of worry, not even in the acquirement of an unconscious conscience, but in the living of a life so full and good that worry cannot find place in it. That idea of worry and conscience, that definition of serenity, simplifies life immensely.
The ineffectiveness of the attack proved too much for Huanacocha, who had thus far been looking on at the fray with a sardonic grin upon his countenance.
Munger, trying, with the ineffectiveness of a large woman, to pout. "No, no, I'm not laughing." began the doctor. "Smiling, perhaps," suggested Putney. The doctor went off again. Then, "I beg I beg your pardon, Mrs. Munger," he resumed. "But it isn't a professional question, you know; and I I really couldn't judge have any opinion on such a matter." "No shirking," said Putney. "That's what Mrs.
Turn your heart ask Him to give you love love to Him, who has been pleading with you all your life love to your wife, and your fellow men love and repentance and faith." Meynell's voice shook. He was in an anguish at what seemed to him the weakness, the ineffectiveness, of his pleading. A silence. Then the voice rose again from the bed. "Dost tha believe in Jesus Christ, Rector? Mr.
These, and many comments of the same sort from other observers, made for the disintegration of the Grand Tour, and cast discredit upon it as a mode of education. Locke was not the only person who exposed the ineffectiveness of governors. They became a favourite subject of satire in the eighteenth century.
Quite obviously much of the music that is written has been composed with no such intent, therefore and to that extent it stultifies itself. It must be classed as the "sounding brass and tinkling cymbal" of the prophet. St. Paul's analysis of the reason of the ineffectiveness of such, too, is searchingly accurate: that, lacking charity, it signified nothing.
The want of an enlightened self-interest in the matter of education amongst a large number of the people, the ineffectiveness of Parliament to deal thoroughly with purely educational questions, and the weakness in many cases of the local governing bodies have all contributed to the gradual creation of the bureaucratic control of education in Great Britain.
'How dull it must be to have too much principle! cried Rose. 'Like a mill choked with corn. No bread because the machine can't work! 'Defend me from my friends! cried Langham, roused. 'Elsmere, when did I give you a right to caricature me in this way? If I were interested, he added, subsiding into his usual hesitating ineffectiveness, 'I suppose I should know my own mind.
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