...Slovenly and untidy habits bring their own punishment in the confusion and flurry which they involve. "A place for every thing, and every thing in its place," is an excellent motto. EH PRECEPTIVE BIOGRAPHY.— LA SALLE. WE have several reasons for selecting, as...

...lo .' " chiios is come again !" When Madge has settled your apartment, contemplate it! Circamspice ! If this be settling, what is unsettling ? If this...monarch receiving tidings of a general insurrection. Every body, I suppose, has some favourite arrangement of his furniture, or mode of marshalling his...

...habits in young persons. Method, order, and the feeling of accountability, are of the first importance. "A place for every thing, and every thing in its place, " is a rule that a child may readily be taught to observe. Give your child its own implements and books,...

...our family circles; and there, might even be found, " like apples of gold in network of silver." 4 " A place for every thing, and every thing in its place," is a proverb which has no better or truer application than to the various kinds of religious instruction,...

...order," might with at least equal propriety have been applied to his dwelling as " the house of order." " A place for every thing, and every thing in its place," is an excellent maxim, and here it was acted upon to the very letter ; and yet the stiffness of cold precision...

...the advantages of well directed industry, neatness, and order. The great rule of domestic economy " a place for every thing, and every thing in its place," is nowhere more strikingly exemplified ; and though they make no pretensions to the fine arts, and have...

...illustration of advantages of well-directed industry, neatness, and order. The great rule of domestic economy, '•'a place for every thing, and every thing in its place," is nowhere more strikingly exemplified ; and- though they make no pretensions to the fine arts, and have...

...regard to your person, your clothes, your books, and every thing with which you have to do. " Have a place for every thing and every thing in its place," is an excellent rule. It is not only important to have things in their proper places, but to have them...

...regard to your person, your clothes, your books, and every thing witk which you have to do. " Have a place for every thing and every thing in its place," is an excellent rule. It is not only important t& have things in their proper places, but to have them...

...Peter's, just as Erwin of Stcinbach did not judge it expedient to furnish Strasburgh minster with a dome. A place for every thing, and every thing in its place — is a good rule, and one, the observance of which would have curtailed some churches, as well as some books...