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… in themselves, and they be mind, will, and conscience for their pupils, assume fearful responsibilities. These scholars may, upon certain occasions, appear …

… denying themselves to help others, will be the most healthful pleasure they ever enjoyed. Why should the wealthy rob themselves and their dear children …

… educate themselves to think as well as to act, and not depend upon others to be brains for them. It is a popular error with a large class, to regard work as degrading …

… find themselves laid aside, and those who have had fewer advantages of obtaining knowledge of books, taking their places, because the latter have a knowledge …

… keep themselves to themselves, and endeavor to make the most of their time, the school would not benefit them, and those who were paying their expenses would …

… they themselves possess. The Lord would have our primary schools, as well as those for older students, of that character that angels of God can walk through …

… exert themselves as much as they choose at cricket, baseball, or in pugilistic contests, without being regarded as degraded. Satan is delighted when he sees …

… bind themselves to stumbling blocks. Their usefulness will be largely crippled, if not utterly destroyed. Even if the young men themselves succeed in making …

… for themselves, to see the force of truth for themselves, and to speak every word from a heart full of love and tenderness. Urge upon their minds the vital truths …

… placed themselves. For a short time there may be nothing seriously objectionable; but minds that have not been brought under the control of the Spirit of …