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read and translated enough of
the 5th Chapter of the Gospel to
satisfy
giving
study.
me that they had been themselves diligently
to
Say requiring them to give
By
in colloquial the meaning of what they read, and by other methods, I ascertained also how
minking progres in
They
were
requiring a knowledge of the spoken Einlect. Here also the result was
intisfactory.
Frère
young
me
men.
Sifferences among the
whether it be from
natural aptitude, or greater application, perhaps a better tencher, Mr. Smith
is at presente head of his compaction. both in Knowledge of
the written
character, and in ability to express himself. M. Tonnochy
next to him, and at no interval.
Comes
great
At noon M. Ronald
and Mo. Holmes came to me,
according to appointment, and also Mr. Sangster._
M. Ronald has made much progress in the Colloquial since I saw him last. Ite perseveres also in the study of the written language, though not with equal success.
M. Sangster has also
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