 Counsels," for hints. Mr. Hale says the first rules are : " Do not read too much at a time; stop when you are tired; and, in whatever way, make some review of what you read, even as you go along.  How to Do it - Page 137de Edward Everett Hale - 1886 - 269 pagesAffichage du livre entier - À propos de ce livre
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...far as is judicious, favored. It is well, also, to take a good weekly paper. The same writer says, " Do not read too much at a time; stop when you are...some review of what you read, even as you go along." Bishop Potter, among his " Cautions and Counsels," has some excellent rules, such as, — "Always have... | |
 | 1872 - 264 pages
...I refer again to Bishop Potter's " Cautions and Counsels," for hints. Mr. Hale says the first rules are : " Do not read too much at a time ; stop when...some review of what you read, even as you go along." The handiest way to do this is, when you have got through with any separate step in the argument or... | |
 | 1872 - 368 pages
...I refer again to Bishop Potter's " Cantions and Counsels," for hints. Mr. Hale says the first rules are : " Do not read too much at a time ; stop when...some review of what you read, even as you go along." The handiest way to do this is, when you have got through with any separate step in the argument or... | |
 | 1875 - 416 pages
...Potter's " Cautions and Counsels," for hints. Mr. Hale says the first rules are : " Do not read too mnch at a time; stop when you are tired; and, in whatever...some review of what you read, even as you go along." The handiest way to do this is, when you have got through with any separate step in the argument or... | |
 | 1876 - 450 pages
...'Counsels," for hints. Mr. Hale says the first rules are : " Do not read too much at a time ; stop when yon are tired ; and, in whatever way, make some review of what you read, even as you go along." The handiest way to do this is, when you have got' through with any separate step in the argument or... | |
 | Frederic Beecher Perkins - 1877 - 388 pages
...I refer again to Bishop Potter's " Cautions and Counsels," for hints. Mr. Hale says the first rules are : " Do not read too much at a time; stop when...some review of what you read, even as you go along." The handiest way to do this is, when you have got through with any separate step in the argument or... | |
 | Frederic Beecher Perkins - 1877 - 364 pages
...I refer again to Bishop Potter's " Cautions and Counsels," for hints. Mr. Hale says the first rules are : " Do not read too much at a time ; stop when...some review of what you read, even as you go along." The handiest way to do this is, when you have got through with any separate step in the argument or... | |
 | 1877 - 368 pages
...I refer again to Bishop Potter's " Cautions and Counsels," for hints. Mr. Hale says the first rules are : " Do not read too much at a time; stop when...some review of what you read, even as you go along." The handiest way to do this is, when you have got through with any separate step in the argument or... | |
 | Charles Francis Richardson - 1881 - 104 pages
...it down and engage in some other occupation. "Do not rend to much at a time," says Edward E. Hale; "stop when you are tired, and in whatever way make...some review of what you read, even as you go along." Here, as in every other division of the general subject, the duty of attention to purpose should ever... | |
 | 1881 - 374 pages
...Counsels," for hints. Mr. Hale says the first rules are : " Do not read too much at a time ; stop when yon are tired ; and, in whatever way, make some review of what you read, even as you go along." The handiest way to do this is, when you have got through with any separate step in the argument or... | |
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