 | James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch - 1882 - 1190 pages
...afterwards by steady observance and practice — the essentials of self-discipline. Again he writes : — Whatever convenience and advantage there may be in this form of dealing (ie, credit), they can, it is clear, be thoroughly enjoyed only among a people deeply impressed with... | |
 | 1882 - 816 pages
...afterwards by steady observance and practice — the essentials of self-discipline. Again he writes : — Whatever convenience and advantage there may be in this form of dealing (ie, credit), they can, it is clear, be thoroughly enjoyed only among a people deeply impressed with... | |
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... and fidelity in performing them. These qualifications will scarcely flourish as they ought unless the love of truth and habits of truthfulness be cultivated in childhood — to be strengthened afterwards by steady observance and practice — the essentials... 