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... whole life ; to which cafe , it is plain our Au- thor's objections are by no means pertinent . But to return to his practical fyftem . After ftrenuously advis ing openness and fincerity to be ufed on all occafions with a Pu- pil , he ...
... whole life ; to which cafe , it is plain our Au- thor's objections are by no means pertinent . But to return to his practical fyftem . After ftrenuously advis ing openness and fincerity to be ufed on all occafions with a Pu- pil , he ...
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... whole month . It is not fo much the object itself , as his return to it in idea , which determines his judgment ; and the permanency of the impreflion upon his mind , depends alfo lefs upon the object , than the point of view in which ...
... whole month . It is not fo much the object itself , as his return to it in idea , which determines his judgment ; and the permanency of the impreflion upon his mind , depends alfo lefs upon the object , than the point of view in which ...
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... whole life , I never could behold a public prostitute without horror . Tutors ! let me advife you to put little confidence in words ; but learn to make a proper choice of time , place , and circumftances : let examples be your lectures ...
... whole life , I never could behold a public prostitute without horror . Tutors ! let me advife you to put little confidence in words ; but learn to make a proper choice of time , place , and circumftances : let examples be your lectures ...
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... whole collection , we find nothing that we can praise , except the Greek Poem of Mr. Wakefield , and the English verfes of Mr. Zouch , The first is much in the fpirit and manner of Theocritus , and the latter we shall offer to the ...
... whole collection , we find nothing that we can praise , except the Greek Poem of Mr. Wakefield , and the English verfes of Mr. Zouch , The first is much in the fpirit and manner of Theocritus , and the latter we shall offer to the ...
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... whole circle of a man's friends , lays open his connections and correfpondence ; the plan of his education ; the method of his ftudies ; his leading views in life ; the manner in which he employed his time ; and introduces us to the ...
... whole circle of a man's friends , lays open his connections and correfpondence ; the plan of his education ; the method of his ftudies ; his leading views in life ; the manner in which he employed his time ; and introduces us to the ...
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