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Page 332
... human kind . For the ultimate end of all our attention to our children is to fit them for ading their part on the great theatre of the world with credit to them felves , and fatisfaction to their fellows ; to answer to the de- mands of ...
... human kind . For the ultimate end of all our attention to our children is to fit them for ading their part on the great theatre of the world with credit to them felves , and fatisfaction to their fellows ; to answer to the de- mands of ...
Page 333
... human nature ; to be , in all grace and dignity and usefulness of character , the European , the Briton , the Chriftian ; to pass from a life of honour here to a life of exalted reward hereafter ; be all the parent to them , in in ...
... human nature ; to be , in all grace and dignity and usefulness of character , the European , the Briton , the Chriftian ; to pass from a life of honour here to a life of exalted reward hereafter ; be all the parent to them , in in ...
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... human knowledge , and the emo- tions themselves afford one of the most extenfive fources of human delight . They occur to us , amid every variety of EXTERNAL fcenery , and among many diverfities of difpofition and affection in the MIND ...
... human knowledge , and the emo- tions themselves afford one of the most extenfive fources of human delight . They occur to us , amid every variety of EXTERNAL fcenery , and among many diverfities of difpofition and affection in the MIND ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Publi | 1 |
Chinese moveable Types | 2 |
Letters of Albert | 3 |
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