...scarcely find a greater fool than is sometimes a mere scholar." 8. Seek opportunities to write and convene on subjects about which you read. " Reading," says...affectation and pedantry," and he might have added into many mistakes. " He who is made up of the press and the pen shall be sure to be ridiculous. Company and...

...find a greater fool than is sometimes a mere scholar." 8. Seek opportunities to u-rite and convene on subjects about which you read. " Reading," says...affectation and pedantry," and he might have added into many mistakes. " He who is made up of the press and the pen.shall be sure to be ridiculous. Company and...

...of wisdom ; nay, so far, that you scarcely find a greater fool than is sometimes a mere scholar." 8. Seek opportunities to •write and converse on subjects...man, and writing an exact man." Another benefit of con versation is touched upon by Feltham : "Men commonly write more formally than they practice. From...

...them in the course of their reading-." —Dugald Stuart : Philos. of the Mind, I'ol. 1, p. 3 i2. " Seek opportunities to -write and converse on subjects...says Bacon, ' maketh a full man, conference, a ready man, and writing, an exact man.' " — />/•. Potter: Hand Book, $c.,y. 19. " I add one more suggestion...

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...study. " Read always the best and most recent book on the subject which you wish to investigate. " Seek opportunities to write and converse on subjects about which you read. " Try to use your knowledge in practice. " Keep your knowledge at command by reviewing it as much as...

...most recent book on the subject which you wish to investigate. 7. Study subjects rather than books. 8. Seek opportunities to write and converse on subjects about which you read. 9. Refer what you read to the general head under which it belongs ; if a fact, to the principle involved...

...most recent book on the subject which yon wish to investigate. 7. Study subjects rather than books. 8. Seek opportunities to write and converse on subjects about which you read. 9. Refer what you read to the general head under which it belongs; if a fact, to the principle involved;...

...most recent book on the subject which you wish to investigate. 7. Study subjects rather than books. 8. Seek opportunities to write and converse on subjects about which you read. 9. Refer what you read to the general head under which it belongs; if a fact, to the principle involved;...

...recent book on the subject which you wish to investigate 7. Study subjects rather than books. • 8. Seek opportunities to write and converse on subjects about which you read. 9. Refer what you read to the general head under which it belongs ; if a fact, to the principle involved...