 | Isaac Watts - 1722 - 206 Seiten
...unfpeakable Advantages of Reading and Writing. The Knowledge of Letters is one of the greateft Bleffings that ever God beftowed on the Children of Men. By...lay up a rich Treafure of Knowledge for thofe that (hall come after us. By the Am of Reading and Writing, we can fit at home and acquaint ourfelves whac... | |
 | Isaac Watts - 1754 - 772 Seiten
...neceffarily belong to a tolerable Education. THE Knowledge of Letters is one of the greateft Bleffings. that ever God beftowed on the Children of Men : By this Means Mankind are enabled to preferve the Memory of Things done in their own Times, and to lay up a rich... | |
 | Thomas Dilworth - 1793 - 174 Seiten
..."•• the celebrated Dr. WATTS) is one of the greateft Blef& •'•ings, that ever God bellowed on the Children of Men,: •* By this Means, we preferve...own ufe, through .all " our Lives, what our Memory wouK! have loll in a few-' ** Days, and lay up a rich T reaiure of Knowledge for thofe. " that fliall... | |
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View of the unfpeakable Advantages of Reading and Writing. The Knowledge of Letters is one of the greateft Bleffings that ever God beftowed on the Children of Men. By this means •we >preferve for our own Ufe, through all our Lives, what our Memory would... 