1
It all goes back to her original endowment, her tremendous musical talent.
2
Every one has a new and original endowment of his own.
3
As a result, the chick is limited by the relative perfection of its original endowment.
4
No original endowment is enough to keep us right.
5
To do this is, to be sure, to give some vague indication of man's original endowment.
6
A great portion of the original endowment has been spent on the plant, expensive buildings and instruments.
7
But for educational purposes heredity means neither more nor less than the original endowment of an individual.
8
Moreover, the native or original endowment was conceived, in extreme cases, as nonsocial or even as antisocial.
9
It can be largely developed, but only in those with whom original endowment of the faculty makes development possible.
10
He had very little will power to begin with and his mode of life had weakened his original endowment.
11
Without them we can never distinguish the results of our educational efforts with a given child from the influence of the child's original endowment.
