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XX. ,X_L .Tm_ AN_.
providentiam, non habet unde fiat sapiens. K. Without
religion a man cannot be a good and wise man. 'Couv.
Celui qui ne connait pas la volont6 du Ciel (la !oi naturelle),
ne sera jamals un, sage.,
2. c. H
_ Without li he has not the use of his ears and.eyes,
nor knows what to do with his hands and feet. L. With-
out an acquaintance with the rules of Propriety, it is imposs_le
for the character to be established. K. Without a
knowledge of the arts and the principles-of ar_"t-a man cannot
form his judgment. Couv2 ne connait pas les r_gles et
les _ages_ ne sera pas constant .dans s_'eondtiif-e.
3. C. _" ;_f. _ _-]"J_ _.U Jk_J]_jE.,_From
the accuracy or inaccuracy of a man's_]?eech his obliquity
or uprightness may be gauged. L. Without knowing
theforce of words, it is impossible to know_me_ta.• Z._ Qui
non discernit sermones, etc. K. W.ithout the knowledge
of the use 9f language a man _annot judge of and know the
character of men. Couv.- ne sait p_ discerner le vrai du
£aux,dans les discours des hommes, ne peut connaltre les
honmaes.