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Page 152
... learning all my life ; We'll send the lad to college , wife . " Thus sway'd by fond and sightless passion , His parents hold a consultation ; If on their couch , or round their fire , I need not tell , nor you enquire . The point's ...
... learning all my life ; We'll send the lad to college , wife . " Thus sway'd by fond and sightless passion , His parents hold a consultation ; If on their couch , or round their fire , I need not tell , nor you enquire . The point's ...
Page 154
... learning but displays The follies of the former days ; And for the linguists , fairly try them , A tutor❜d parrot might defy them . Oh ! might I live to see that day , When sense shall point to youths their way ; Through every maze of ...
... learning but displays The follies of the former days ; And for the linguists , fairly try them , A tutor❜d parrot might defy them . Oh ! might I live to see that day , When sense shall point to youths their way ; Through every maze of ...
Page 484
... learning may be purchased low : " Exchange his blanket for a gown , " And let the lad to college go . " From long debate the council rose , And viewing Shallum's tricks with joy , To Harvard Hall , o'er wastes of snows , They sent the ...
... learning may be purchased low : " Exchange his blanket for a gown , " And let the lad to college go . " From long debate the council rose , And viewing Shallum's tricks with joy , To Harvard Hall , o'er wastes of snows , They sent the ...
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from Letters from a Farmer in Penn sylvania Letter | 1 |
Declaration of Independence | 2 |
from The Crisis no | 3 |
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