 | 1868 - 640 pages
...these qualities, all are not born correct observers or accurate discriminators. Men must be therefore educated into such. The mind must be trained to reason...to train us to the business of life, and to right judgment in the higher pursuits of men. The bodily exercises of our youth have not for their object... | |
 | 1868 - 664 pages
...these qualities, all are not born correct observers or accurate discriminators. Men must be therefore educated into such. The mind must be trained to reason...to train us to the business of life, and to right judgment in the higher pursuits of men. The bodily exercises of our youth have not for their object... | |
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... perceiving the mutual relations of parts or facts, and of testing the possible agreement of statements with the circumstances which accompany them. Now, though all men are endowed with the elements of these qualities, all are not born correct observers... 