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-t!g_ Mutual screening between father and son is the.
highest law of Nature, and of humanity. L. The father
conceals the misconduct of his son. Up1 ightness is to be
found in this. Z pater pro filio cetat ....... ¢ccultat, etc.
K. They considcr it consistent x_ith true uprightness for a
father to be silent legalding the misdeed etc. (our I.e
l_re cache les fautes etc. Cette conduite n'e,t pas oppos6e
_tla i:lroiture.
CHAPTER XIX.--FOUNDATION PRINCIPLES
OF CONDUCT. Hint__ to Missionaries et al.--Cf VI.
20. XII. 22. _y. is a prepositional velb, to go to. C ,_
lays stress on the demeanour. _ on duty, ; _ is exhibited
externally, _ has its seat within. L. It is, m retirement,
to be sedately grave ; in the management of business to be
reverently attentive ; in intercourse with others to be strictly
sincere ....... rude, uncultivated tubes etc. Z. domi
degens gravitatem ....... sedulitatem ...... fidehtatem ......
barbaras tribus. K. In dealing with yourself be serious,
in business be earnest; ...... conscientious, Couv. Quand
yeas &es seul _, la maison, veiilez sur vous-m_me; ...... soyez
diligent; soyez de bonne foi...... tlibus barbares.
CHAPTER XX._GRADED CHARACTERISTICS.
_ :_ What must be like _j_ in order that _ _ one
may call ;;_ him _ an officer. --_ mean_ an educated
man, civil primarily, military later. C. ]l_ _1; _ _
_l_, ]]jj _ ]/_ _. ]_ 4_ _1_ ;i_, There are things
this type will refuse to do, and yet it has ability enough
for what it wants to do ; i e. it is able and honourable, possessed
with a sense of' divine shame.' L. What qualiues
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