 | Early English newspapers - 1819 - 708 pages
...disposition, from bis earliest ytars, that the friends of the family, and the teachers under whom be was placed, almost equalled his parents in the warmth...mind, most happily adapted to the study of divinity, anil while at the schools, his correct deportment and assiduous application more than justified the... | |
 | English essays - 1819 - 800 pages
...demeanour, and mildness of his disposition, from his earlie«t years, that the friends of the family, aod the teachers under whom he was placed, almost equalled...produced in him a frame of mind, most happily adapted lo the study of divinity, and while at the schools, his correct deportment and assiduous application... | |
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Such was the modesty of his demeanour, and mildness of his disposition, from his earliest years, that the friends of the family, and the teachers under whom he was placed, almost equalled his parents in the warmth of their affection for him. His person... 