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... nature points out the time when a youth emerges from infancy , he obferves , that this period may be either acce- lerated or retarded by education : and , as he conceives , a great deal depends , as well with regard to the phyfical as ...
... nature points out the time when a youth emerges from infancy , he obferves , that this period may be either acce- lerated or retarded by education : and , as he conceives , a great deal depends , as well with regard to the phyfical as ...
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... nature of their aliment ; obferving , that in great towns , and among people in affluence , children , being ac- cuftomed to eat plentifully , and upon fucculent food , arrive foon at maturity ; while in the country , and among poor peo ...
... nature of their aliment ; obferving , that in great towns , and among people in affluence , children , being ac- cuftomed to eat plentifully , and upon fucculent food , arrive foon at maturity ; while in the country , and among poor peo ...
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... will feel as much pain from a fenfe of their fufferings , as he will receive pleasure from the reflection on his own fecurity . Our Author seems feems to be quite a ftranger to the nature of 4 ROUSSEAU's Syftem of Edacation .
... will feel as much pain from a fenfe of their fufferings , as he will receive pleasure from the reflection on his own fecurity . Our Author seems feems to be quite a ftranger to the nature of 4 ROUSSEAU's Syftem of Edacation .
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... nature , we will venture to fay , there is not a maxim better established in all philofophy than that it is equally diftributed through every rank in life . A fentiment beautifully illuftrated by the following lines of M Pope : See fome ...
... nature , we will venture to fay , there is not a maxim better established in all philofophy than that it is equally diftributed through every rank in life . A fentiment beautifully illuftrated by the following lines of M Pope : See fome ...
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SEVERAL HANDS. in their natural gradation . But if a tafte for the arts fhould at- tach him to the town , let that ... nature whilst we follow her own dictates .. " In proportion as he becomes more enlightened , let the ideas . which ...
SEVERAL HANDS. in their natural gradation . But if a tafte for the arts fhould at- tach him to the town , let that ... nature whilst we follow her own dictates .. " In proportion as he becomes more enlightened , let the ideas . which ...
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