THE MONTHLY REVIEW OR LITERARY JOURNAL1781 |
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... should certainly meet with correction . A judicious mafter will give general admonitions on the neceflity of retraining the paffions , and . in particular cafes will apply proper punishment . He will do right to reprefent malice and ...
... should certainly meet with correction . A judicious mafter will give general admonitions on the neceflity of retraining the paffions , and . in particular cafes will apply proper punishment . He will do right to reprefent malice and ...
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... should be taken to retrain them , and religious arguments fhould always and principally be applied ; for the indulgence of the irafcible paffions particularly militates against the fpirit of Chriftianity . ' Boys are apt to be obftinate ...
... should be taken to retrain them , and religious arguments fhould always and principally be applied ; for the indulgence of the irafcible paffions particularly militates against the fpirit of Chriftianity . ' Boys are apt to be obftinate ...
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... should suffer a temporary ne- glect . I am aware that all boys cannot wait at fchool till nineteen , be- caufe vacancies in fcholarihips , exhibitions , and fellowships , often fummon them unexpectedly before that time . But I must ...
... should suffer a temporary ne- glect . I am aware that all boys cannot wait at fchool till nineteen , be- caufe vacancies in fcholarihips , exhibitions , and fellowships , often fummon them unexpectedly before that time . But I must ...
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... should have the whole management of the pupil's finances . Scarcely any . but thofe who have refided in the univerfity , or are parents of pupils , can form an adequate idea of the many evils of every kind and de- gree , which would be ...
... should have the whole management of the pupil's finances . Scarcely any . but thofe who have refided in the univerfity , or are parents of pupils , can form an adequate idea of the many evils of every kind and de- gree , which would be ...
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... should cease to be , it is equally natural to feel from the reflection , that all who have formerly lived have ceased to live , and that nothing more remains than the memory of a very few , who have left fome memorial which keeps alive ...
... should cease to be , it is equally natural to feel from the reflection , that all who have formerly lived have ceased to live , and that nothing more remains than the memory of a very few , who have left fome memorial which keeps alive ...
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