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 1   1,21|      gift of bringing the best qualities out of them so that they
 2   2,39|       bring our own individual qualities as well as the fruits of
 3   2,40| addition to our own individual qualities, bring the gifts that emerge
 4 Notes |   teaching reading. . .~2. The qualities of sound discipline, which
 5 Notes |      he gave great play to the qualities necessary for a good superior
 6 Notes |        defects and develop his qualities . . . ~Opinions, Conferences,
 7 Notes |         reason and love; these qualities constitute the basis of
 8 Notes |     same time all the pleasant qualities they have, which deserve
 9 Notes |    social standing or exterior qualities; each pupil, rich or poor,
10 Notes |        of them who show honest qualities and a desire to learn will