 | Education guild of Great Britain and Ireland - 1885 - 384 pagina’s
...knowledge which knows itself, and understands its own life and growth. There I learnt the great secret of St. Augustine's golden key, which, though it be of...the lock. And I found the wards I had to fit, the wards of my lock which had to be opened, the minds of those little street-boys, very queer and tortuous... | |
 | Edward Thring - 1890 - 238 pagina’s
...knowledge which knows itself, and understands its own life and growth. There I learnt the great secret of St. Augustine's golden key, which, though it be of...the lock. And I found the wards I had to fit, the wards of my lock, which had to be opened, the minds of those little street boys, very queer and tortuous... | |
 | George Robert Parkin - 1898 - 362 pagina’s
...other-world boys, and that world of theirs which had to be got into. . . . There I learnt the great secret of St. Augustine's golden key, which, though it be of...the lock. And I found the wards I had to fit, the wards of my lock which had to be opened, the minds of those little street boys, very queer and tortuous... | |
 | 1899 - 726 pagina’s
...knowledge which knows itself, and understands its own life and growth. There I learnt the great secret of St. Augustine's golden key, which, though it be of...the lock. And I found the wards I had to fit, the wards of my lock, which had to be opened, the minds of those little street boys, very queer and igo... | |
 | Sir Joshua Girling Fitch - 1900 - 472 pagina’s
...knowledge which knows itself, and understands its own life and growth. There I learnt the great secret of St Augustine's golden key, which, though it be of...the lock. And I found the wards I had to fit, the wards of my lock, which had to be opened, the minds of those little street boys, very queer and tortuous... | |
 | Joshua Girling Sir Fitch - 2016 - 470 pagina’s
...knowledge which knows itself, and understands its own life and growth. There I learnt the great secret of St Augustine's golden key, which, though it be of...the lock. And I found the wards I had to fit, the wards of my lock, which had to be opened, the minds of those little street boys, very queer and tortuous... | |
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... taught me how different knowing is from being able to make others know. Nay, they taught me the more valuable lesson still, how different knowledge which can be produced to an examiner is from knowledge which knows itself, and understands its own... 