THE MONTHLY REVIEW OR LITERARY JOURNAL1781 |
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... most sufceptible pe- riods of life , the general depravity . The old scholaftic discipline re- Jaxes , habits of idleness and intemperance are contracted , and the scholar often comes from them with the acquifition of effrontery alone ...
... most sufceptible pe- riods of life , the general depravity . The old scholaftic discipline re- Jaxes , habits of idleness and intemperance are contracted , and the scholar often comes from them with the acquifition of effrontery alone ...
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... most healthy exercises ; and his early youth , the pleasant spring of life , is spent in a painful confinement . But yet there are a few circumstances which will render private education the most proper . These are , uncommon meekness ...
... most healthy exercises ; and his early youth , the pleasant spring of life , is spent in a painful confinement . But yet there are a few circumstances which will render private education the most proper . These are , uncommon meekness ...
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... most powerful argument , and that which supercedes every other in favour of private education , is , that the morals of the pupil are in less danger from the contagion of vicious exam- ple , and from the opportunities of gratification ...
... most powerful argument , and that which supercedes every other in favour of private education , is , that the morals of the pupil are in less danger from the contagion of vicious exam- ple , and from the opportunities of gratification ...
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... most addicted to every bad passion , in their most violent de- grees . However this may be , the passions are certainly the causes of the greatest miseries of human nature ; and not to discourage them in boys , under all circumstances ...
... most addicted to every bad passion , in their most violent de- grees . However this may be , the passions are certainly the causes of the greatest miseries of human nature ; and not to discourage them in boys , under all circumstances ...
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... most devoutly followed fashion , that dĉ- mon which allures with irrefittible charms to all that is ruinous and ridiculous , and were closely pursued by other young men of spirit , as they called themselves , who were obliged to ...
... most devoutly followed fashion , that dĉ- mon which allures with irrefittible charms to all that is ruinous and ridiculous , and were closely pursued by other young men of spirit , as they called themselves , who were obliged to ...
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