...of capacity for discharging ordinary duties and trusts. It is accordingly so considered in Norway. " A confirmed shop-boy wants a place," —" Wanted a confirmed girl who can cook,"—are the ordinary advertisements to or from that class of the community; and the not being...

...of capacity for discharging ordinary duties and trusts. It is accordingly so considered in Norway. ' 'A confirmed shop-boy wants a place," — "Wanted, a confirmed girl who can cook," — are the ordinary advertisements to or from that class of the community ; and the not being confirmed...

...knowledge ; while those who pass well stand high in credit ; and, if they have to earn their living, are sure of good situations. In the newspapers in Norway you may see among the advertisements, '\confirmed snop-hoy wants a place." " Wanted, a crmfirmed girl who can cook ;" which means that their...

...knowledge ; while tho^e wKo pass well stand high in credit ; and, if they have to earn their living, are sure of good situations. In the newspapers in Norway you may see among the advertismienw, " A confirmed s.nnp-boy wants a place." " WaniH. a amfinnrd girl who ran cook ;" which...

...of capacity for discharging ordinary duties and trusts. It is accordingly so considered in Norway. " A confirmed shop-boy wants a place," — " Wanted a confirmed girl who can cook," — are the ordinary advertisements to or from that class of the community ; and the not being confirmed...

...of capacity for discharging ordinary duties and trusts. It is accordingly so considered in Norway. "A confirmed shop-boy wants a place,"—" Wanted a confirmed girl who can cook,"—are the ordinary advertisements to or from that class of the community; and the not being...

...as they discoursed ; but no one could ever get her to say that she doubted whether there was a Wood and •without knowledge; while those who pass well...you may see among the advertisements, " A confirmed shop-hoy •wants a place." " Wanted, a confirmed girl who can cook;" which means that their having...

...diploma, which aflects the status of the receiver. We are told * that advertisements are commonly seen " A confirmed shopboy wants a place:" "Wanted a confirmed girl who can cook:" and that the absence of confirmation is equivalent to the want of a character. In Norway, as in other...

...indispensable passport to every sort of office or employment. Accordingly, such advertisements as, " A confirmed shopboy wants a place," — " Wanted a confirmed girl who can cook," — are quite common in the newspapers of the country. The certificate of confirmation is not only...

...what he would do if offended. Erlingsen and his wife always treated her superearn their living, are sure of good situations. In the newspapers in Norway..." A confirmed shop-boy wants a place." "Wanted, a mnfrmed girl who can cook ; " which means that their having been confirmed proves that they are considered...