... and yet finds food for ever; the power of regulating the habits and the business of life, so as to extract the greatest possible portion of comfort out of small means; the refining and tranquillizing enjoyment of the beautiful in nature and art, and... Lecture on Public Instruction in Prussia - Page 69by George Stillman Hillard - 1836 - 180 pagesFull view - About this book
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...sense of continual disappointment, and thence of wrong, we were to hold out to our humbler friends the appropriate and attainable, nay, unfailing, ends...portion of comfort out of small means; the refining and tranquillizing enjoyment of the beautiful in nature and art, and the kindred perception of the beauty... | |
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...; the gentle and kindly sympathies ; the sense of self-respect, and of the respect of fellow-men ; the free exercise of the intellectual faculties ,...portion of comfort out of small means ; the refining and tranquillizing enjoyment of the beautiful in nature and art, and the kindred perception of the beauty... | |
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...education;—the gentle and kindly sympathies; the sense of self-respect and of the respect of fellow-men; the free exercise of the intellectual faculties; the...portion of comfort out of small means; the refining and tranquillizing enjoyment of the beautiful in nature and art, and the kindred perception of the beauty... | |
| Victor Cousin - Education - 1834 - 396 pages
...fellow men ; the free exercise of the intellectual faculties; the gratification of a curiosity that 6 grows by what it feeds on * and yet finds food for...portion of comfort out of small means; the refining and tranquillizing enjoyment of the beautiful in nature and art, and the kindred perception of the beauty... | |
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...; the sense of self-respect and of the respect of fellow men ; the free exerciseof theintellectual faculties; the gratification of a curiosity that ' grows by what it feeds on ' and yet finds food forever; the power of regulating the habits and the business of life, so as to extract the greatest... | |
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...of self-respect, and of the respect of fellow men; the free exercise of the intellectual faculties; the power of regulating the habits and the business...portion of comfort, out of small means; the refining and tranquillizing enjoyment of the beautiful in nature and art, and the kindred perception of the beauty... | |
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...nay, unfailing ends of a good education ; that which shall give the power of regulating the habits and business of life, so as to extract the greatest possible portion of comfort out of small means ; and adding thereto, an experimental knowledge ofthat " peace which pnsseth all understanding ;" if... | |
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...; the gentle and kindly sympathies ; the sense of self-respect, and of the respect of fellow-men ; the free exercise of the intellectual faculties ,...of a curiosity that " grows by what it feeds on," arid yet finds food for ever ; the power of regulating the habits and the business of life so as to... | |
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