; but, what is primary, they will be able to hope with assurance that repeated practi in knowi good conduct in all its purity and giving it approbation while noting even the slightest deviation from it with regret or contempt even though thus far this is carried on only as a game of the power of judgment in which children can compete with one another will nonetheless leave behind a lasting impression of high esteem on the one side and of loathing on the other, which through a mere habit of repeatedly looking upon such actions as worthy of approbation or censure would amount to a good foundation for righteousness in the future way of life.