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… are quick to discern anything that will cast a reflection upon the rules and regulations of a household, especially those regulations that restrict their …

… are quick to imitate, and the child is but putting into practice the lessons taught him by his parents in their outbursts of anger

… vigorous, quick to perceive everything which demands thought or action, keen to discriminate between the holy and the unholy, and ready to engage in every …

… be quick to recognize the good qualities in each other. The consciousness of being appreciated is a wonderful stimulus and satisfaction. Sympathy and respect …

… of quick, vivacious, brilliant minds, who, though grasping a point quickly, lose it just as readily. The patient ones, though slower to learn, will stand ahead …

… sharp, quick action that will give scope to its powers. It becomes inactive. Such a youth will never, never become what God designed he should be. He has established …

… a Quick-tempered Teacher —Every teacher has his own peculiar trait of character to watch lest Satan should use him as his agent to destroy souls by his own …

… a quick ear to catch all needed reproof and instruction, lest by our inattention and carelessness we let them slip and become forgetful hearers and not doers …

… be quick to see this and to act accordingly.

… is quick to resent injuries, faith has precious lessons. The disposition to resist evil or to avenge wrong is often prompted by a keen sense of justice and …