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Meanings of early instruction in English
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Usage of early instruction in English
1
Throughout his whole life he suffered from this neglect of early instruction.
2
He was not a precocious child, nor pushed forward by early instruction.
3
Logically then, early instruction will help maximize a child's potential.
4
If people be not self-sufficient, Who comes to a late maturity after early instruction?
5
Those are the beautiful results of early instruction.
6
Family, tradition, early instruction and upbringing fasten on every man preconceptions which are hard to break.
7
His early instruction was undertaken by his mother, to whose training he attributed his love of history.
8
Mr. Hoole told him, he was born in Moorfields, and had received part of his early instruction in Grub-street.
9
He saw the humble position of the old man, his want of early instruction, and his anxiety to be enlightened.
10
This early instruction is no doubt the basis of the acknowledged superiority of the Chinese as carvers in wood and ivory.
11
Although the faith of the hunter was by no means clear, yet the fruits of early instruction had not entirely fallen in the wilderness.
12
His early instruction was very limited; and, being deformed by a wall-eye, he was an object of ridicule to the companions of his boyhood.
13
"Nothing," he added, "is of greater importance than the right, early instruction of youth."
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Early instruction across language varieties
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