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... endeavour to preferve or to fup- ply the bloom of youth , regulate every ornament . twift their hair into curls , and fhade their faces from the weather . We recommend the care of their no- bler part , and tell them how little addition ...
... endeavour to preferve or to fup- ply the bloom of youth , regulate every ornament . twift their hair into curls , and fhade their faces from the weather . We recommend the care of their no- bler part , and tell them how little addition ...
Page 213
... race of poetical readers feems particularly turned upon this fpecies of elegance , I fhall endeavour to examine how much thefe conformities have been obferved by the poets , poets , or directed by the critics , how far.
... race of poetical readers feems particularly turned upon this fpecies of elegance , I fhall endeavour to examine how much thefe conformities have been obferved by the poets , poets , or directed by the critics , how far.
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... who were never taught to endeavour the gratification of others , but re- gulate their behaviour merely by their own will , will foon evince the neceffity of established modes and formalities will 254 No. 98 . The neceffity of.
... who were never taught to endeavour the gratification of others , but re- gulate their behaviour merely by their own will , will foon evince the neceffity of established modes and formalities will 254 No. 98 . The neceffity of.
Contents
A deathbed the true fchool of wiſdom The effects | 54 |
The dignity and uſefulneſs of biography | 60 |
Paffion not to be eradicated | 66 |
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