The first two sets I speak very plainly to, the last only warn against all indecency in thought, word, or deed, whether alone or with companions.

Thus no boy who has been at school a whole year can sin in ignorance, and a boy who despises this warning is justly turned out of the school on conviction." Finally, he dwelt upon the necessity of school life having joined to it a home life.

The purifying influence of a good woman and a fuller recognition of woman's work and place in the world he looked upon as that which promised most for lifting mankind into a higher atmosphere of pure life.
THE END.
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