Letters Addressed to the Daughter of a Nobleman, on the Formation of Religious and Moral Principle, Volume 1 |
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Page 162
... Albert . In infancy these two young gen- tlemen were placed in circumstances apparently similar . They were alike subjected to the disadvantage of be- ing almost entirely confined to the society of low - born and illiterate per- sons ...
... Albert . In infancy these two young gen- tlemen were placed in circumstances apparently similar . They were alike subjected to the disadvantage of be- ing almost entirely confined to the society of low - born and illiterate per- sons ...
Page 163
... Albert owned his obligations to this humble instructress of his infancy , whose declining age was more effectu- ally cheered by the acknowledgments of his gratitude , than by all the fa- vours his liberal heart bestowed . “ By " others ...
... Albert owned his obligations to this humble instructress of his infancy , whose declining age was more effectu- ally cheered by the acknowledgments of his gratitude , than by all the fa- vours his liberal heart bestowed . “ By " others ...
Page 164
... Albert for this old domestic , asked him , with some degree of astonishment , how it could possibly happen that one born in so high a rank should have been so much indebted to one in a menial station for all this instruction . " Had not ...
... Albert for this old domestic , asked him , with some degree of astonishment , how it could possibly happen that one born in so high a rank should have been so much indebted to one in a menial station for all this instruction . " Had not ...
Page 167
... Albert ; or , if it was , how the person they had just seen could have contributed to remedy it . " I shall tell you , " replied Albert . " I was just turned of six , when Bell " ་ came into the family . I had been " taught " taught to ...
... Albert ; or , if it was , how the person they had just seen could have contributed to remedy it . " I shall tell you , " replied Albert . " I was just turned of six , when Bell " ་ came into the family . I had been " taught " taught to ...
Page 169
... Albert , in what he here said , intended to cast any reflection upon a very deserving and very unfortunate class of persons , among whom may often be found virs tues of most sterling value , and talents of the highest order . He seems ...
... Albert , in what he here said , intended to cast any reflection upon a very deserving and very unfortunate class of persons , among whom may often be found virs tues of most sterling value , and talents of the highest order . He seems ...
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