THE MONTHLY REVIEW OR LITERARY JOURNAL1781 |
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... circumstances fhould be treated like those tender plants , which , unable to bear the weather , are placed under glaffes , and in the fhel- ter of the green - houfe . The oak will flourish beft in an open expo fure . ' It must be ...
... circumstances fhould be treated like those tender plants , which , unable to bear the weather , are placed under glaffes , and in the fhel- ter of the green - houfe . The oak will flourish beft in an open expo fure . ' It must be ...
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... circumstances will allow . Some vices are fo indelicate , as fcarcely to admit of being mentioned . But where there is reafon to fufpect any boy of being habitually guilty of fuch , delicacy muft not pre- vent a fuperintendant from ...
... circumstances will allow . Some vices are fo indelicate , as fcarcely to admit of being mentioned . But where there is reafon to fufpect any boy of being habitually guilty of fuch , delicacy muft not pre- vent a fuperintendant from ...
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... circumstances of the parent will admit , a private tutor of character must be engaged . A compenfation must be made him fufficient to induce him to infpect his pupil not only in the hours of ftudy , but also of amufement ; and I would ...
... circumstances of the parent will admit , a private tutor of character must be engaged . A compenfation must be made him fufficient to induce him to infpect his pupil not only in the hours of ftudy , but also of amufement ; and I would ...
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... circumstances of our death . Suppofing therefore , that , at or before my entrance into this world , the time of my leaving it was fixed , and that I entirely believed it to be fo ; no circumftance throughout life , no poffible ...
... circumstances of our death . Suppofing therefore , that , at or before my entrance into this world , the time of my leaving it was fixed , and that I entirely believed it to be fo ; no circumftance throughout life , no poffible ...
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... circumstances in the general behaviour of women of the moft excellent understandings . ' But no paufe can be admitted after the words univerfal , the , of Farther , to explain the principles of paufe in fpeaking , our Author fays , It ...
... circumstances in the general behaviour of women of the moft excellent understandings . ' But no paufe can be admitted after the words univerfal , the , of Farther , to explain the principles of paufe in fpeaking , our Author fays , It ...
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