The Visitor: By Several Hands, Volumen2Edward and Charles Dilly, 1764 |
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... parents unite with me in the request to all concerned , that they would use their best efforts , and fecure their fons from that deftruction , which threatens them fo much at present , and in which so many young people have been over ...
... parents unite with me in the request to all concerned , that they would use their best efforts , and fecure their fons from that deftruction , which threatens them fo much at present , and in which so many young people have been over ...
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... parents who can difcern the happy mean betwixt the se- vere rule , which terrifies ; and the weak indul gence which ... parental authority , and was continually extolling to the skies those understanding states , as he called them ...
... parents who can difcern the happy mean betwixt the se- vere rule , which terrifies ; and the weak indul gence which ... parental authority , and was continually extolling to the skies those understanding states , as he called them ...
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... parental authority ; and if parents were fo mad , ( he would continue ) as to give the reins out of their own into the hands of their children , they must not be furprized , if their children drove themselves into ruin , and their parents ...
... parental authority ; and if parents were fo mad , ( he would continue ) as to give the reins out of their own into the hands of their children , they must not be furprized , if their children drove themselves into ruin , and their parents ...
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