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... he 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 .
... he 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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SEVERAL HANDS. feems to be quite a ftranger to the nature of fympathy , or that fellow - feeling we have in the fufferings and enjoyments of others . We would recommend it to him , therefore , to confider with attention , what Dr. Smith ...
SEVERAL HANDS. feems to be quite a ftranger to the nature of fympathy , or that fellow - feeling we have in the fufferings and enjoyments of others . We would recommend it to him , therefore , to confider with attention , what Dr. Smith ...
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... feems to be the proper divifion , and every remark- able perfon fhould appear in his proper century . Upon fuch a plan as this it would be easy to see what advance any art or fcience had made at a particular time : who were a man's pre ...
... feems to be the proper divifion , and every remark- able perfon fhould appear in his proper century . Upon fuch a plan as this it would be easy to see what advance any art or fcience had made at a particular time : who were a man's pre ...
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... feems to have been born with him ; fo that his cabinet of rarities may be faid to have commenced with his being . He was continually enriching and enlarging it , and the fame which , in a courfe of years , it had acquired , brought ...
... feems to have been born with him ; fo that his cabinet of rarities may be faid to have commenced with his being . He was continually enriching and enlarging it , and the fame which , in a courfe of years , it had acquired , brought ...
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... feems to be the fe- cret caufe of all the public outrage , daily , weekly , and occa- fionally , offered to our neighbours of North - Britain ; this the fum - total of the crimes charged on poor Scotland : -except , in- deed , one other ...
... feems to be the fe- cret caufe of all the public outrage , daily , weekly , and occa- fionally , offered to our neighbours of North - Britain ; this the fum - total of the crimes charged on poor Scotland : -except , in- deed , one other ...
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