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1 3 |  they had no letters at this early period; they lived by habit
2 3 |     beginning. Now music was early divided among us into certain
3 4 |     way. All this time, from early dawn until noon, have we
4 6 |   with their parents. But in early days the child, as in a
5 7 |       might we not expect in early childhood to make his soul
6 7 | regard as base. If they rise early, they may all of them do
7 7 |  young ought to learn in the early years of life, and what
8 7 |    which we have spoken from early dawn until now, and which,
9 12|   the council was to be held early in the morning, when everybody