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Nicholas Murray Butler, President of Columbia University, who was invited to Wilhelmshohe for the purpose, had it finally elaborated by the Prussian Ministry of Education which now superintends its working. The original idea of an exchange only between Harvard and Berlin University professors was, thanks to the liberality of an American citizen, Mr.
The young people are encouraged to continue their studies, and they have two or three classes in history, one in grammar, and several in French, Latin, geology, etc. These study and recite at odd times; and it is their policy not to permit the young men and women to labor too constantly. The Educational Committee superintends the evening classes.
And in like manner, it is no sufficient security for the Catholicity of a University, even that the whole of Catholic theology should be professed in it, unless the Church breathes her own pure and unearthly spirit into it, and fashions and moulds its organization, and watches over its teaching, and knits together its pupils, and superintends its action.
We might mention many names which deservedly rank as high as those we have specified. One of the wealthiest merchants in Bridgetown is a colored gentleman. He has his mercantile agents in England, English clerks in his employ, a branch establishment in the city, and superintends the concerns of an extensive and complicated business with distinguished ability and success.
The second or subliminal personality is the superior spiritual self, the man's own oversoul, which automatically superintends all physical functions and procedures, and influences mental and moral attitudes. "It happens to be a fact of mind that in sleep natural or induced this subliminal or submerged self may be brought into active control of the objective life.
Thence my good Irishman took me round the workshops, where brothers bake bread, and make cart-wheels, and take photographs; where one superintends a collection of curiosities, and another a gallery of rabbits. For in a Trappist monastery each monk has an occupation of his own choice, apart from his religious duties and the general labours of the house.
Rounds, as the older of the two deck-hands, now performed the duties of that office. There was no freight to be received and discharged, which the mate superintends; and there was nothing for him to do but attend to the gangplank and the mooring lines, and see that the decks were washed down when required.
It is the firm of Closs & Brown. The younger member is an active, shrewd, generous man, full of resources, and capable of wonderful combinations. The other superintends the in-door business, and makes himself very useful, in a quiet sort of way, in keeping things straight no unimportant position in a business house, let me assure you. As for Caroline Mrs.
They were all dispatched from places where, even if inquiry were made, the sender could not be traced. "What's in the wind?" I asked Duperré as he sat by my side on our drive back to Overstow. "Something, my dear George," he answered, smiling mysteriously. "At present I can't tell you. In due course you'll know something big. Whenever Rudolph superintends in person it is always big.
Many of his friends have far sadder tales to tell. Mrs. Brown is fond of her home and family. She pats the children on the head when they come down to dessert, and plies them with chocolate creams, much to the detriment of their health; but it amuses Mrs. Brown. Mr. Brown superintends the bilious attacks, which the lady attributes to other causes.
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