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From the beginning to the end of his life man passes through certain periods or stages each of which is marked by certain conditions peculiar to it. For instance during the period of childhood his conditions and requirements are characteristic of that degree of intelligence and capacity. After a time he enters the period of youth in which his former conditions and needs are superseded by new applicable to the advance in his degree. His faculties of observation are broadened and deepened, his intelligent capacities are rained, the limitations and environment of no longer restrict his energies and accomplishments. At last he passes out of the period of youth and enters the stage or station of maturity which necessitates another and corresponding advance in his sphere of life-activity. New powers and percep- tions clothe him, teaching and training with his progression occupy his mind, special bounties and bestowals descend in proportion to his increased capacities and his former period of youth and its conditions will no longer his matured view and vision.
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