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" Dr. Windship had done all that was needed in apostleship of severe exercises, and there was wanting some man with a milder hobby, perfectly safe for a lady to drive. The Fates provided that man also in Dr. Lewis — so hale and hearty, so profoundly confident... "
The Social Factors Affecting Special Supervision in the Public Schools of ... - Page 70
by Walter Albert Jessup - 1911 - 123 pages
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Out-door Papers

Thomas Wentworth Higginson - Hygiene - 1863 - 380 pages
...day, — Dr. Lewis, and his system of gymnastics, or, more properly, of calisthenics. Dr. Windship had done all that was needed in apostleship of severe...so profoundly confident in the omnipotence of his own methods and the uselessness of all others, with such a ready invention, and such an inundation...
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Out-door Papers

Thomas Wentworth Higginson - Hygiene - 1863 - 388 pages
...day, — Dr. Lewis, and his system of gymnastics, or, more properly, of calisthenics. Dr. Windship had done all that was needed in apostleship of severe...exercises, and there was wanting some man with a milder hohby, perfectly safe for a lady to drive. The Fates provided that man, also, in Dr. Lewis, — so...
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Circular of Information of the Bureau of Education ..., Issues 1-5; Issue 1886

United States. Bureau of Education, United States. Office of Education - Digital images - 1885 - 766 pages
...— Dr. Lewis and his system of gymnastics ; or, more properly, of calisthenics. * * * Dr. Windship had done all that was needed in apostleship of severe...so profoundly confident in the omnipotence of his own methods and the uselessness of all others, with such a ready invention, and such an inundation...
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Circular of Information of the Bureau of Education ..., Issues 1-5; Issue 1886

United States. Bureau of Education, United States. Office of Education - Digital images - 1885 - 840 pages
...Dr. Lewis and his system of gymnastics ; or, more properly, of calisthenics. • • • Dr. Windship had done all that was needed in apostleship of severe exercises, and there was wanting somo man with a milder hobby, perfectly safe for a lady to drive. The Fates provided that man also...
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The Biography of Dio Lewis

Mary F. Eastman - Medicine, Popular - 1891 - 440 pages
...word for the favorite hobby of the day, Dr. Lewis and his system of gymnastics. . . . Dr. Windship had done all that was needed in apostleship of severe...safe for a lady to drive. The Fates provided that man in Dr. Dio Lewis, so hale and hearty, so profoundly confident in the omnipotence of his own methods...
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American Physical Education Review, Volume 11

Health - 1906 - 364 pages
...day, — Dr. Lewis, and his system of gymnastics, or, more properly, of calisthenics. Dr. Windship* had done all that was needed in apostleship of severe...so profoundly confident in the omnipotence of his own methods and the uselessness of all others, with such a ready invention, and such an inundation...
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A Guide to the History of Physical Education

Fred Eugene Leonard - Physical education and training - 1923 - 370 pages
...and Strength" by Dr. Winship is mentioned as "in press," but it seems never to have been published. apostleship of severe exercises, and there was wanting...so profoundly confident in the omnipotence of his own methods and the uselessness of all others, with such a ready invention, and such an inundation...
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The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 7

American essays - 1861 - 884 pages
...few amusing games, there is nothing very novel in the " system," except the man himself. Dr. Windship had done all that was needed in apostleship of severe...so profoundly confident in the omnipotence of his own methods and the uselessness of all others, with such a ready invention, and such an inundation...
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The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 7

American essays - 1861 - 792 pages
...few amusing games, there is nothing very novel in the "system," except the man himself. Dr. Windship had done all that was needed in apostleship of severe...so profoundly confident in the omnipotence of his own methods and the uselessness of all others, with such a ready invention, and sucb an inundation...
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The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 7

American essays - 1861 - 884 pages
...amusing games, there is nothing very novel in the "system," except the man himself. Dr. AVinclship had done all that was needed in apostleship of severe exercises, and there was wanting some man witli a milder hobby, perfectly safe for a lady to drive. The Fates provided that man, also, in Dr....
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