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... Effects of public Charities , 237 on the Means of E E. 323 571 DUCATION , a Poem , by El- phinstone , 139 EFFUSIONS of Friendship and Fancy ' , 481 ELLER'S Obfervations on Difeafes , 566 ELPHINSTONE on Education , 139 ELVIRA , a Tragedy ...
... Effects of public Charities , 237 on the Means of E E. 323 571 DUCATION , a Poem , by El- phinstone , 139 EFFUSIONS of Friendship and Fancy ' , 481 ELLER'S Obfervations on Difeafes , 566 ELPHINSTONE on Education , 139 ELVIRA , a Tragedy ...
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... effect of both : nor can it be doubted , that the imagination and conftitution act reciprocally on each other , as well as feparately and unitedly on the paffions . Our Author is , neverthelefs , certainly in the right , when he con ...
... effect of both : nor can it be doubted , that the imagination and conftitution act reciprocally on each other , as well as feparately and unitedly on the paffions . Our Author is , neverthelefs , certainly in the right , when he con ...
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... effect ; The human heart is incapable , on account of envy , of taking pleafure in the pleasure of others who are conceived to be in a more happy fituation than itself ; but is fupfceptible only , through the timi- dity of felf - love ...
... effect ; The human heart is incapable , on account of envy , of taking pleafure in the pleasure of others who are conceived to be in a more happy fituation than itself ; but is fupfceptible only , through the timi- dity of felf - love ...
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... effect . : " During infancy , our employment is inconfiderable ; the neglects or mistakes of that age are not without remedy , and the good ' we imbibe might be communicated at a later period : but it is otherwife with regard to the age ...
... effect . : " During infancy , our employment is inconfiderable ; the neglects or mistakes of that age are not without remedy , and the good ' we imbibe might be communicated at a later period : but it is otherwife with regard to the age ...
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... effects , that must neceffarily arise from fuffering fuch inftances of infolence and ill - manners to pafs off with impunity ; but we know of none fo fatal to civil fociety as thofe , which muft arife from men being permitted to be fole ...
... effects , that must neceffarily arise from fuffering fuch inftances of infolence and ill - manners to pafs off with impunity ; but we know of none fo fatal to civil fociety as thofe , which muft arife from men being permitted to be fole ...
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