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… be observed; wherever principle is not compromised, consideration of others will lead to compliance with accepted customs; but true courtesy requires …

… superficial observer his work may not appear to the best advantage; it may not be valued so highly as that of the one who holds the mind and will of the child …

… sacredly observed toward the dullest, the youngest, the most blundering, and even toward the erring and rebellious.

The observance of temperance and regularity in all things has a wonderful power. It will do more than circumstances or natural endowments to promote that …

… close observation and independent thought. Rightly performed, it tends to develop that practical wisdom which we call common sense. It develops ability …

… be observed. Wherever principle is not compromised, consideration of others will lead to compliance with accepted customs. But true courtesy requires …

… superficial observers their work may not be valued so highly as that of those who hold the mind and will of children under absolute authority, but in later …

… sacredly observed toward the slowest of comprehension, the youngest, the most blundering, and even toward the erring and rebellious.

… interested observer of what was passing in the world. From his quiet retreat he watched the unfolding of events. With vision illuminated by the divine Spirit …

… any observance of set rules. His love pervading the heart gives to the character those refining touches that fashion it in the semblance of His own. This education …