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கo. நல்கடர்ந்தார் கல்விகலன் 39 Just as the deeds of charity undertaken by a portion will fail, should his wife be devoid of the (lornostic virtues, so will the learning of the indigent, oxtonsive though it be, fail to secure the slightest Iupplause. —C. M. The learniwg of the indigent, however great, will nover be appreciated even so much as a grain of millot ; as if the mistress of the house possess not tho virtues which become a wife, the virtues with which her husband is endued will not become conspicuous. —S. W. The learning of the indigent, however great, does not secure even the least appreciation ; as the virtuous deeds of a person fail, whose wife is devoid of domestic virtues. —T. B. K.
