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1   5,101|     pre-emptive presence and advice, using prudent care. In
2 Notes  |  letters, he reiterated this advice, urging the Brothers to
3 Notes  |  their teachers, by personal advice, attention to details, encouragement,
4 Notes  |    more charm and force; his advice is received as a sign of
5 Notes  |   punctuality. ~To give them advice when required, to teach
6 Notes  |   advise his pupils, and his advice is accepted as a favour
7 Notes  | pleading of the Brothers and advice of his friends. He soo had