...they lead. When theoretical knowledge and practical Ikill are happily combined in the fame perfon, the intellectual power of man appears in its full perfection...with the untried difficulties of new and hazardous fituations. In conducting the former, mere experience may frequently be a fufficient guide, but experience...

...theoretical knowledge and practical ikill are happily combined in the fame perfon, the intelle&ual power of man appears in its full perfection ; and fits him equally to conduct, with a maflerly hand, the details of ordinary bufmefs, and to contend fuccefsfully with the untried difficulties...

...they lead. When theoretical knowledge and practical fkill are happily combined in the fame perfon, the intellectual power of man appears in its full perfection ; and fits him equally to conduft, with a mafterly hand, the details of ordinary bufinefs, and to contend fuccefsfully with the...

...theoretical knowledge and practical (kill are happily combined in the fame perfon, the intcllectual power of man appears in its full perfection ; and...conduct, with a mafterly hand, the details of ordinary bufinefs, and to contend fuccefsfully with the untried difficulties of new and hazardous fituations....

...lead. .,, When theoretical knowledge and practical fkill are happily combined in the fame perfon, the intellectual power of man appears in its full perfection...; and fits him equally to conduct, with a mafterly band, the details of ordinary bufinefs, and to contend fuccefsfully with the untried difficulties of...

...they lead. When theoretical knowledge and practical skill are happily combined in the same person, the intellectual power of man appears in its full perfection, and fits him equally to conduct, with a masterly hand, the details of ordinary business, and to contend successfully with the untried difficulties...

...— When theoretical knowledge " and practical skill are happily combined in the same person, the " intellectual power of man appears in its full perfection, and fits " him equally to conduct with a masterly hand the details of ordi" nary business, and to contend successfully with the untried diffi"...

...knowledge, and practical skill," as D. Stewart observes, " are happily combined in the same person, the intellectual power of man appears in its full perfection, and fits him equally to conduct with a masterly hand the details of ordinary business, and to contend successfully with the untried difficulties...

...But when theoretical knowledge and practical skill are happily combined in ''the same person, t!ie intellectual power of man appears in its full perfection, and fits h,im equally to conduct with a masterly hand the duties of ordinary business, and to contend successfully with the untried difficulties...

...theoretical knowledge with practical skill. " In this class," — says an eminent writer, — " the power of man appears in its full perfection, and fits him equally to conduct, with a masterly hand, the details of ordinary business, and to contend successfully with the natural difficulties...