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"] hate the proverb 'Look before vou leap,' " said the Bishop of Chelmsford (Dr. Wilson), addressing the boys ri a Cholmitoid school recently. "We must abolish it and in its place let us p.it, 'J'jmp and you will get there.' " j) r ' Wilson declared that the ordinary bov° and girls of to-day were reluctant to throw themselves into their work with enthusiasm and devotion, and he urced England to get back to those tliinrs which had made her greathard work, thrift, frugal living, a fi tron<r sense of duty, and recognition of man's responsibility for his own liW