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... whofe various modifications he refolves all that is great , noble , and generous in human nature . We conceive , however , that he is mistaken . in three capital propofitions , which he lays down as maxims , in expatiating on this ...
... whofe various modifications he refolves all that is great , noble , and generous in human nature . We conceive , however , that he is mistaken . in three capital propofitions , which he lays down as maxims , in expatiating on this ...
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... the ignorant , the delicate and unexperienced , are thote whofe hearts and hands are the most open , to feel and relieve the fuf- B 2 ferings ferings of their fellow - creatures ; at the fame ROUSSEAU'S Syftem of Education . 3.
... the ignorant , the delicate and unexperienced , are thote whofe hearts and hands are the most open , to feel and relieve the fuf- B 2 ferings ferings of their fellow - creatures ; at the fame ROUSSEAU'S Syftem of Education . 3.
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... whofe youth are preferved from a premature corruption of manners , than in more civilized communities , where the diorder commences with the power ; and , doubtles , this is one of the reafons why a people , whofe manners are un ...
... whofe youth are preferved from a premature corruption of manners , than in more civilized communities , where the diorder commences with the power ; and , doubtles , this is one of the reafons why a people , whofe manners are un ...
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... whofe merit , but for my poor tranflation , would have been unknown to this ignorant age . Ifis ' fons fhall weep in folio . Truly , Ifis ' fons are good and grateful children , and it must be owned they have had hard work of late ...
... whofe merit , but for my poor tranflation , would have been unknown to this ignorant age . Ifis ' fons fhall weep in folio . Truly , Ifis ' fons are good and grateful children , and it must be owned they have had hard work of late ...
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... Whofe bright eye beams with glory's rays ; To thee tho ' conqueft lend her golden fmiles , Tho ' green thy brow with recent bays ; In all thy fons fee martial ardor reign , Each breaft enkindling with tumultuous joy ; And native fires ...
... Whofe bright eye beams with glory's rays ; To thee tho ' conqueft lend her golden fmiles , Tho ' green thy brow with recent bays ; In all thy fons fee martial ardor reign , Each breaft enkindling with tumultuous joy ; And native fires ...
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