...attain this extraordinary degree of knowledge. The faculties of his mind, by nature vigorous, wert improved by constant exercise: and his memory, by...retaining whatever had once been impressed upon it. In his early years, lie seems to have entered upon his career of study with this maxim strongly impressed...

...powers of man, during a life little exceeding forty-seven years. • ' . THE faculties of his mind by nature vigorous, were improved by constant exercise,...; his studies began with the dawn, and during the intermissions of professional duties were continued throughout the day ; reflection and meditation...

...forty-feven years. ' The faculties of his mind, by nature vigorous, were improved by conftant exercife : and his memory, by habitual practice, had acquired a capacity of retaining whatever had once been imprefled upon it. To an unextinguiihed ardour for aniverfal knowledge, .he joined a perfeverance in...

...method he was enabled to attain this extraordinary degree of knowledge. The faculties of his mind, by nature vigorous, were improved by constant exercise...retaining whatever had once been impressed upon it. In his early years he seems to have entered upon his career of study, with this maxim strongly imprinted...

...improving his intellectual faculties, or of acquiring esteemed accomplishments. To an unextinguished ardor for universal knowledge, he joined a perseverance in the pursuit of it which subdued all obstacles. Hi« studies, in India, began widi dig dawn, and during die intermissions of professional duties, were...

...method he was enabled to attain this extraordinary degree of knowledge. The faculties of his mind, by nature vigorous, were improved by constant exercise;...acquired a capacity of retaining whatever had once been imprinted upon it. In his early years, he seems to have entered upon his career of study with this...

...faculties, or of acquiring esteemed accomplishments. To an unextinguished ardour for universal information, he joined a perseverance in the pursuit of it, which subdued all obstacles. His studies in India began with the dawn, and during the intermissions of professional duties, were continued throughout...

...beyond the powers of man, during a life little exceeding forty-seven years, The faculties of his mind, by nature vigorous, were improved by constant exercise...his studies began with. the dawn, and, during the intermissions of professional duties, were continued throughout the day; reflection and meditation...

...method he was enabled to attain this extraordinary degree of knowledge. The faculties of his mind, by nature vigorous, were improved by constant exercise...retaining whatever had once been impressed upon it. In his earli years, he seems to have entered upon his career or ?;udy with this !ruuiin strongly impressed...

...knowledge. The faculties </f his mind, by nature vigorous, were improved by constant exercise : and bis memory, by habitual practice, had acquired a capacity...retaining whatever had once been impressed upon it. In his early years, he seems to have entered upon his career of study with this maxim strongly 'inpressed...