n we know ourselves. Heto whom little is given, of him will the less be required ;and if you heartily resolve upon and attempt a noblerdisposition, His aid will, in an especial manner, be extended,and, having much to contend with, your reward will beproportionately greater. From others you have… … -good-natured Boy,—a favourite with aiThe Boys all sorry to part with him. School. (5.) INDOLENCE. Lastly, to the naturally indolent in disposition—indolentin their amusements as in their pursuits—little can be said.Such a temperament, when combined with a Hght andthoughtless frame of mind,…
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