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... fays Mr. Rousseau , ( apologizing for the quaintness of the expreffion ) is born twice ; firft to exift , and then to live ; once as to fpecies , and again with regard to fex . - At the age of puberty commences this fecond birth , when ...
... fays Mr. Rousseau , ( apologizing for the quaintness of the expreffion ) is born twice ; firft to exift , and then to live ; once as to fpecies , and again with regard to fex . - At the age of puberty commences this fecond birth , when ...
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... fays Mr. Rouf- kau , as we believe them fenfible of their own wretchednels . " If we reflect , indeed , profoundly on the matter , and can re- duce our paiñions under the command of our reason , this may , in fome cafes , tell us , it ...
... fays Mr. Rouf- kau , as we believe them fenfible of their own wretchednels . " If we reflect , indeed , profoundly on the matter , and can re- duce our paiñions under the command of our reason , this may , in fome cafes , tell us , it ...
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... fay our Philofophers , an equal allotment of happinefs and mifery to every rank of men ; a maxim as dangerous as it is ... fays , infects the Writers of this age . I am , in doubt , continues he , whether truth gains any thing by their ...
... fay our Philofophers , an equal allotment of happinefs and mifery to every rank of men ; a maxim as dangerous as it is ... fays , infects the Writers of this age . I am , in doubt , continues he , whether truth gains any thing by their ...
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... fay , there is not a maxim better established in all philofophy than that it is equally diftributed through every ... fays he , fuch fcenes as may reftrain , rather than accelerate the growth of his paffions . Carry him from the town ...
... fay , there is not a maxim better established in all philofophy than that it is equally diftributed through every ... fays he , fuch fcenes as may reftrain , rather than accelerate the growth of his paffions . Carry him from the town ...
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... fay , therefore , that Albion rejoiced in them , would have been a perfonal affront to the King ; and as to the quarter ... fays he , " who gnafheth her teeth through the towns of Auftria , fhut her mouth , and caft a fheep's eye at this ...
... fay , therefore , that Albion rejoiced in them , would have been a perfonal affront to the King ; and as to the quarter ... fays he , " who gnafheth her teeth through the towns of Auftria , fhut her mouth , and caft a fheep's eye at this ...
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