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...ingenium versatile. Like the judicious Hooker, " when a school boy, he was an " early questionist, Why this was, and that was not, " to be remembered...made a rapid progress in greek and latin, and laid the foundation of that knowledge, which has since been such a blessing to the christian world. It is...

...Hooker, when a schoolboy, he was an early questionist, why this was and that was not to be remembered j why this was granted, and that was denied ?" As soon as he was of the proper age, ke was admitted, on the nomination of the Duke of Dorset, a scholar at the Charter-house, whera iie...

...diftance of time) that at his being a fchool-boy, he was an early queftionift, quietly inquifitive, Why this was, and that was not, to be remembered? Why this was granted, and that denied? This being mixt with a remarkable modefty, and a fwect ferene quietnefs of nature ; and with...

...he was a school-boy, he was inquisitive to enquire into the grounds and reasons of things, asking « Why this was, and that was not to be remembered ?' ' Why this was granted, and that denied ?' Yet this sagacious spirit was mixed, says one of his biographers, with so remarkable a sweetness...

...and ingenium versatile. Like the judicious Hooker, " when a school boy, he was an early questionist, Why this " was, and that was not, to be remembered...made a rapid progress in Greek and Latin, and laid the foundation of that knowledge, which has since been such a blessing to the christian world. It is...

...Lettin, of Lowick. He was remarkable from his childhood for unwearied industry and ingenium versatile. As soon as he was of the proper age, he was admitted,...made a rapid progress in Greek and Latin, •and laid the foundation of that knowledge which has since given him a distinguished name in the Christian world....

...Lettin, of Lowick. He was remarkable from his childhood for unwearied industry and ingenium versatile. As soon as he was of the proper age, he was admitted,...made a rapid progress in Greek and Latin, and laid the foundation of that knowledge which has since given him a distinguished name in the Christian world....

..." His commandments." The subject of this memoir, as soon as he was of the proper age, was admitted a scholar at the Charterhouse, where he made a rapid progress in Greek and Latin, and laid the foundation of that knowlege which has since been such a blessing to the Christian world. At about...

...distance of time) that at his being a school-boy he was an early questionist, quietly inquisitive, " Why this was, and that was not, to be remembered ? Why this was granted, and that denied ?" This being mixt with a remarkable modesty, and a sweet serene quietness of nature, and with...