...despising the hollow, the tricky, and the ostentatious ; in short, to form that sentiment «f honour and gentlemanly feeling, in which the moral life of...gives the charm of unaffected manners and conduct." The scheme presents also some other incidental advantages. One benefit accruing to schools from these...

...despising the hollow, the tricky, and the ostentatious, — in short, to form that sentiment of honour and gentlemanly feeling, in which the moral life of...gives the charm of unaffected manners and conduct." (pp. 38-40.) We conclude our pleasant task of giving a summary of an Oration so artistic iu its conception...

...fellow-collegians — with the cognate habit of despising the hollow, the tricky, and the ostentatious, — in short, to form that sentiment of honor and gentlemanly...the moral life of the individual breathes as in its natuial atmosphere, with an unconsciousness, which gives the charm of unaffected manners and conduct."...

...despising the hollow, the tricky, and the ostentatious,—in short, to form that sentiment of honour and gentlemanly feeling, in which the moral life of...individual breathes as in its natural atmosphere, with.an unconsciousness, which gives the charm of unaffected manners and conduct." P. 42. THE NATURE...

...is, or ought to be, the moral code for every practitioner. In short, to form that sentiment of honour and gentlemanly feeling in which the moral life of the individual breathes as in the natural atmosphere, with an unconsciousness which gives the charm of unaffected manners and conduct.'...

...is, or ought to be, the moral code for every practitioner. In short, to form that sentiment of honour and gentlemanly feeling in which the moral life of the individual breathes as hi the natural atmosphere, with an unconsciousness which gives the charm of unaffected manners and...