Note 8 — Section 18. GIVE[1] THE HONOUR TO GOD ALONE.
Reading edition
[1] Say ‘Give God alone the honour’.
[2] to apply to a person on behalf of somebody, sich bei einem für jemand verwenden.
[3] Menschenfreund, m.
[4] To avoid ambiguity turn the pron. ‘he’ here by ‘Reynolds’.
[5] ‘liberally’, here reichlich.
[6] The conjunction ‘when’, used in the sense of ‘whenever’, and referring to indefinite time, must be rendered by ‘wenn’ (compare S. 4, N. 2); as—
When (whenever) my old teacher came to Hamburg, he always stayed with me. Wenn mein alter Lehrer nach Hamburg kam, wohnte er stets bei mir.
[7] The verb ‘lehren’, to teach, requires the accusative of the person. Render the sentence ‘I — benefactor’ by ‘I will teach him to be thankful to his benefactor’.
[8] Halt´!
[9] to be mistaken, sich irren.
[10] Teach — higher, Lehre ihn höher blicken.
[11] The pronoun ‘Him’ is here used as a demonstr. pron.; ‘both ... and’, sowohl ... wie auch; ‘to give’, here = to send.