 Of course, there are occasionally brilliant successes in life where a man has been worthless as a student when a boy. To take these exceptions as examples would be as unsafe as it would be to advocate blindness because some blind men have won undying...  St. Nicholas - Page 572edited by - 1900Full view - About this book
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...1904, p. 200. No boy can afford to neglect his work, and with a boy work, as a rule, means study. ... I am no advocate of senseless and excessive cramming in studies, but a boy should work, and should work hard, at his lessons — in the first place for the sake of what he... | |
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...1904, p. WO. No boy can afford to neglect his work, and with a boy work, as a rule, means study. ... I am no advocate of senseless and excessive cramming in studies, but a boy should work, and should work hard, at his lessons — in the first place for the sake of what he... | |
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...work, as a rule, means study. Of course, there are occasionally brilliant successes in life where a man has been worthless as a student when a boy. To...senseless and excessive cramming in studies, but a boy should work, and should work hard, at his lessons — in the first place, for the sake of what... | |
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...1904, p. 200. No boy can afford to neglect his work, and with a boy work, as a rule, means study. ... I am no advocate of senseless and excessive cramming in studies, but a boy should work, and should work hard, at his lessons—in the first place for the sake of what he... | |
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