Philadelphia Academy - Penn Dial Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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14 '54- It has been sand that a language and a people xx ho speak lt, ean scarcely be thought apart A language hves only so long as there are people to speak xr One of the great countries IS France mel there ns louncl culture md scnence nn the study of rts heautnful language Tout comprendre, c est tout p rrelonner -ai! 2 'I K I V .3,,,, - I if' x, ' V ' . . , -4 1 O 4 Y f rl f 'f 'I -' 'A . . a ' .hi I 'Sf - 5 I., ' . . '?, -,-, -.--.--m-v- . . At 4 A A 1 V . D I . l r ' 4 A A 1 . I I 1 . 4 . 4 I . 1 A f. , -. s ' .

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if Q., A 9 In the social world we are especially marked by our speech. Nothing indicates quite so well our education and our background as the uses we make of our everyday speaking and writing. Speak that I may know you, said a wise observer of the human race. lt is not deeds and acts that lasr-but the well written record of those deeds and acts.

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V. N l poxxcr 1 seeking, xfrcr God through thc srudx of His mms' U H lm: L u - - 1 i 5 . , Wlizxr is the true end and aim of scicncc, but thc discovery of thc ulrimnre . , ii V' 7 2 . y - V ' -. V - , . f'1.1r