...Publican.— Luke xviii. 9—14. 27. The Ten Virgins.— Matthew xxv. 1—15. HINTS FOR MAXIMS FOR THE YOUNG. MANKIND in general mistake difficulties for impossibilities....difference between those who effect, and those who do not. People of weak judgment are the most timid, as horses half blind are most apt to start. Burke, in a...

...own character. We cannot err in giving them a place in our pages. " HINTS FOR MAXIMS FOR THE YOUNG. " Mankind in general mistake difficulties for impossibilities....difference between those who effect, and those who do not. " People of weak judgment are the most timid, as horses half blind are most apt to start " Burke, in...

...upon his views as to education, but also on his own character : — HINTS FOR MAXIMS FOR THE YOUNG. " Mankind in general mistake difficulties for impossibilities....difference between those who effect, and those who do not. " People of weak judgment arc the most timid, as horses half blind are most apt to start. " Burke in...

...great deal of red in it, he said, " It was red with the blood of murdered time." MAXIMS FOR THE YOUNG. Mankind in general mistake difficulties for impossibilities....difference between those who effect and those who do not. People of weak judgment are the most timid, as horses half blind are most apt to start. Burke, in a...

...work to be called "Maxims for the Young." The following extracts are taken from his rough notes : " Mankind in general mistake difficulties for impossibilities....difference between those who effect, and those who do not. " People of weak judgment are themost timid, аз horses half blind are most apt to start. " Burke,...

...still ask ourselves the searching question, And then ? Christian Treasury. MAXIMS FOR THE YOUNG. ' Mankind in general mistake difficulties for impossibilities....difference between those who effect, and those who do not. 'People of weak judgment are the most timid, as horses half blind are most apt to start. ' Burke, in...

...excellent can be wrought suddenly. Query. — Does the "Primitive Standard" gradually improve? LABOUB. — Mankind in general mistake difficulties for impossibilities. That is the difference between those who effect anything, and those who do not. MOTIVES.— Do that which is right: the respect of mankind will follow...

...upon his views as to education, but also on his own character: — HINTS FOR MAXIMS FOR THE YOUNG. " Mankind in general mistake difficulties for impossibilities....difference between those who effect, and those who do not. 174 HINTS FOR MAXIMS FOR THE YOUNG. CHAP. X. " People of weak judgment are the most timid, as horses...

...THERE is no folly equal to that of throwing away friendship in a world where friendship is so rare. MANKIND in general mistake difficulties for impossibilities. That is the difference between those who effect much and those who do not. How many in hot pursuit have hasted to the goal of wealth, but have lost,...

...two-legged creature a MAN without it. TF Buxton. Mankind in general mistake difficulties for Difficulties, impossibilities. That is the difference between those who effect and those who do not. VIGOUR — ENERGY — RESOLUTION — FIRMNESS OF PURPOSE — these carry the day. Is there one whom...