 | Noah Webster - 1812 - 358 sivua
...direct, to useful purposes, the printiples with which they had stored their minds in school. In trtis manner, useful rules and facts, acquired in youth,...good soil, will produce their fruit in riper years, and increase the harvest of knowledge and improvement, to enrich the community. In the language, the... | |
 | Noah Webster - 1815 - 228 sivua
...comprehension of young minds, the pupils will learn many of them by heart, and bear the impressions into future life; by which means, when their understandings are more matured, they will be enabled to direet, to useful purposes, the * principles with which they had stored their minds in school. In this... | |
 | K. Alan Snyder - 2002 - 302 sivua
...comprehension of young minds, the pupils will learn many of them by heart, and bear the impressions into future life; by which means, when their understandings are...good soil, will produce their fruit in riper years, and increase the harvest of knowledge and improvement, to enrich the community.45 Webster might have... | |
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By reading frequently and repeatedly, passages containing just rules and principles, even above the comprehension of young minds, the pupils will learn many of them by heart, and bear the impressions into future life; by which means, when their understandings... 