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... thefe advantages , or enjoying them imperfectly . He feels but little emulation ; he contracts a diffidence ; he makes few friendships , for want of opportunity ; he is fecluded from the molt healthy exercifes ; and his early youth ...
... thefe advantages , or enjoying them imperfectly . He feels but little emulation ; he contracts a diffidence ; he makes few friendships , for want of opportunity ; he is fecluded from the molt healthy exercifes ; and his early youth ...
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... thefe dif- tempers fo effectually as ridicule . They fhould be laughed out of thefe difagreeable difpofitions by their fchool - fellows ; and indeed , this is one of the great advantages of public education , that boys fhame each other ...
... thefe dif- tempers fo effectually as ridicule . They fhould be laughed out of thefe difagreeable difpofitions by their fchool - fellows ; and indeed , this is one of the great advantages of public education , that boys fhame each other ...
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... thefe diftinguished feminaries . In the first place , boys fhould not be fent to the university fo young as they often are . It is really cruel to let a boy of fifteen be precipitated into drunkennefs and debauchery . By a too early en ...
... thefe diftinguished feminaries . In the first place , boys fhould not be fent to the university fo young as they often are . It is really cruel to let a boy of fifteen be precipitated into drunkennefs and debauchery . By a too early en ...
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... thefe weary aching eyes , Reft in the hopes of an eternal day , Till the long night is gone , and the last morn arise . ' C..E..t ART . IV . Some Obfervations relative to the Influence of Climate on Vegetable and Animal Bodies . By ...
... thefe weary aching eyes , Reft in the hopes of an eternal day , Till the long night is gone , and the last morn arise . ' C..E..t ART . IV . Some Obfervations relative to the Influence of Climate on Vegetable and Animal Bodies . By ...
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... thefe matters , have had recourse to the investigation of equations fimilar to thofe of M. Clairaut , which would have obliged him to have given the most difficult part of his laft Tract , at the beginning of the first .... And Mr ...
... thefe matters , have had recourse to the investigation of equations fimilar to thofe of M. Clairaut , which would have obliged him to have given the most difficult part of his laft Tract , at the beginning of the first .... And Mr ...
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