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... those who have the care of children , to avoid every thing in their difcourfe and behaviour that may excite curiofity , or kindle the paffions . The inftructions of nature , fays he , are late and tedious , thofe of man are almost ...
... those who have the care of children , to avoid every thing in their difcourfe and behaviour that may excite curiofity , or kindle the paffions . The inftructions of nature , fays he , are late and tedious , thofe of man are almost ...
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... those who are happier than ourselves , but with thofe only who arc more miferable . Now the reafon why he conceives the human heart cannot fympathife ( or as the original has it , Je mettre à la place ) with perfons in a happier ...
... those who are happier than ourselves , but with thofe only who arc more miferable . Now the reafon why he conceives the human heart cannot fympathife ( or as the original has it , Je mettre à la place ) with perfons in a happier ...
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... those who are more miferable . This maxim , however , argues a ftrange malignity in the human heart , if fuch be its natural and uncorrupted ten- dency ; but we conceive the Author hath here attributed one of the prudential maxims ...
... those who are more miferable . This maxim , however , argues a ftrange malignity in the human heart , if fuch be its natural and uncorrupted ten- dency ; but we conceive the Author hath here attributed one of the prudential maxims ...
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... those unhappy wretches , who were feverely ex- piating the folly which had brought them thither . At this hi- deous fpectacle , fo offenfive to all his fenfes , the young man grew fick . Go thou wretched debauchée , faid the father ...
... those unhappy wretches , who were feverely ex- piating the folly which had brought them thither . At this hi- deous fpectacle , fo offenfive to all his fenfes , the young man grew fick . Go thou wretched debauchée , faid the father ...
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... those people whofe youth are preferved from a premature corruption of manners , than in more civilized communities , where the diorder commences with the power ; and , doubtles , this is one of the reafons why a people , whofe manners ...
... those people whofe youth are preferved from a premature corruption of manners , than in more civilized communities , where the diorder commences with the power ; and , doubtles , this is one of the reafons why a people , whofe manners ...
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