...their moral principles above the many temptations, to which through poverty and ignorance they are exposed ; and I am particularly desirous to provide...receive from the application of the public funds« usw XXVII. Jahrg. 4. Heft. 24 Nach den weiteren Bestimmungen sollen Waisenknaben in folgender Ordnung...

...their moral principles, above the many temptations, to which through poverty and ignorance they are exposed ; and I am particularly desirous to provide,...receive from the application of the public funds." It mitigates the harshness of Mr. Girard's character, to reflect that he was, as it were, administering...

...their moral principles, above the many temptations, to which, through poverty and ignorance, they are exposed; and I am particularly desirous to provide...education, as well as a more comfortable maintenance, 25 than they usually receive from the application of the public funds: and whereas, together with the...

...their moral principles, above the many temptations, to which, through poverty and ignorance, they are exposed ; and I am particularly desirous to provide...comfortable maintenance, than they usually receive from the applicalion of the public funds : and whereas, together with the object just adverted to, I have sincerely...

...exposed ; " and that he was " particularly desirous to provide, for such a number of poor male white children as can be trained in one institution, a better...receive from the application of the public funds," bequeathed the entire residue of his princely estates to the mayor, aldermen, and citizens of Philadelphia,...

...above the many temptations to which through poverty and ignorance they are exposed ;" and that he was " particularly desirous to provide, for such a number of poor male white children as can be trained in one institution, a better education, as well as a more comfortable maintenance,...

...orphans. 2. For such a number of these orphans as can be trained in one institution and can receive a better education as well as a more comfortable maintenance...receive from the application of the public funds. 3. The college shall be permanent; with suitable out-buildings, sufficiently spacious for the residence...

...many temptations, to which, through poverty ami ignorance, they are exposed; and 1 am pariicn larly desirous to provide for such a number of poor male white orphan children, as can hitrained in one institution, a better education. ;i> well as a more comfortable maintenance, than...

...their moral principles, above the many temptations to which, through poverty and ignorance, they are exposed; and I am particularly desirous to provide...institution, a better education, as well as a more cqmfortable maintenance, than they usually receive from the application of the public funds: and whereas,...

...their moral principles, above the many temptations to which, through poverty and ignorance, they are exposed ; and I am particularly desirous to provide...well as a more comfortable maintenance, than they xisually receive from the application of the public funds." With this object in view, a college for...