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… to discourage independent thought, has a moral bearing which is too little appreciated. As the student sacrifices the power to reason and judge for himself …

… not discourage him by indifference or distrust. Do not say, “Before giving him my confidence, I will wait to see whether he will hold out.” Often this very distrust …

… not discourage your children. Combine affection with authority, kindness and sympathy with firm restraint. Give some of your leisure hours to your children …

… be discouraged, and repelled from Christ and the truth.

… to discourage that evil habit, the curse of the community, the neighborhood, and the home—the habit of backbiting, gossip, ungenerous criticism. In this no pains …

… to discourage that soul, and to drive him still farther from hope and from God. Let the repenting sinner contemplate the rejoicing in heaven over the return …

… words discourage them and cause them to fall a prey to the tempter's power.

… or discourage, will in his own experience be brought over the ground where he has caused others to pass; he will feel what they have suffered because of his …

… with discouragements and difficulties, craving sympathy and help. Then we shall meet them in such a way as not to discourage or repel them, but to awaken hope …

… , others discouraged. Christ said to His disciples, “I have yet many things to say unto you, but ye cannot bear them now.” John 16:12. But though the truth may not all …