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Joseph Passmore, we have two men of sterling worth and clear-sightedness, who are still in labours abundant. Mr. Gladstone, in his Rectorial address to the Edinburgh students, said :- If you let yourselves enjoy the praise of your teacher!!, let me beseech you to repay their Care, and to help their arduous work, by entering into it with them, and by showing them that you meet their exertions neither-with churlish mistrust. nor with a passive indifference, but with free and ready gratitude. Rely upon it, they require your sympathy." What stirring words.
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