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n study are such as shall leave a happy impres-sion upon their minds ; for whatever is brought underthe frequent observation of the young must have its woodwards country homes. 91 influence upon their susceptible uatures for good orevil. Shabby school-houses induce slovenly habits.Ill-constructed… … HAT M JFig. 5G.—Principal Floor. On the other hand, neat, comfortable places for studymay help to awaken the associations enchaining themind and the heart to learning and virtuous instruc-tion with links of gold brightening forever. 92 WOODWARD S COUNTRY HOMES.
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