 | John Trusler - 1766 - 270 páginas
...and, the effects of certain caufes, may pafs with the people, as having the knowledge ofpre&ffion. To Reprove, Reprimand. He who reproves another, points...fault, and, blames him. He who reprimands, pretends to punim, and, mortifies the offender. We reprove a friend. We reprimand a child. Reprove, is feldom ufed,... | |
 | John Trusler - 1783 - 352 páginas
...and the effects of certain caufes, may pafs with the people as having the knowledge of predifliiin. To Reprove, Reprimand. He who reproves another, points...offender. We reprove a friend. We reprimand a child. Reprove is feldom ufed but with refpectto the faults of the mind ; reprimand, with regard to the manners... | |
 | Charles Buck - 1807 - 508 páginas
...REPROOF, blame or reprehension spoken to a person's face. It is distinguished from a reprimand thus. He who reproves another, points out his fault, and blames him. He who reprimands, affects to punish, and mortifies the offender. In giving reproof, the following rules may be observed,... | |
 | Charles Buck - 1810 - 498 páginas
...REPROOF, blame or reprehension spoken to a person's face. It is distinguished from a reprimand thus. He who reproves another, points out his fault, and blames him. He who reprimands, affects to punish, and mortifies the offender. In giving1 reproof, the following rules may be observed,... | |
 | Charles Buck - 1851 - 888 páginas
...REPROOF, blame or reprehension spoken to a person's face. It is distinguished from a reprimand thus. He who reproves another, points out his fault, and blames him. He who reprimands, affects to p inish, and mortifies the offended. ID giving reproof, the following rules may be observed:... | |
 | Bishop Samuel Fallows - 1910 - 746 páginas
...it means blame or reprehension spoken to a person's face. It is distinguished from a reprimand thus: He who reproves another, points out his fault, and blames him. He who reprimands, affects to punish, and mortifies the offender. (1) Rules for Giving Reproof. In giving reproof, the... | |
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... figns bear to the motions of the foul, readily pafles with the world- as well-fkilled in divination. A .wife man, one who fees what will be the confequences of certain principles, and the effefts of certain caufes, may pafs with the people as having... 