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... lefs elevated . He will fpare no pains to maintain his honourable post ; and his compe- titors , if they have fpirit , will be no lefs affiduous to fupplant him . No feverity , no painful confinement , no harfh menaces will be necef ...
... lefs elevated . He will fpare no pains to maintain his honourable post ; and his compe- titors , if they have fpirit , will be no lefs affiduous to fupplant him . No feverity , no painful confinement , no harfh menaces will be necef ...
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... lefs danger from the contagion of vicious exam- ple , and from the opportunities of gratification . In a public fchool , where numbers are in confederacy , Argus himself could not have his eyes upon them all . Opportunities will offer ...
... lefs danger from the contagion of vicious exam- ple , and from the opportunities of gratification . In a public fchool , where numbers are in confederacy , Argus himself could not have his eyes upon them all . Opportunities will offer ...
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... lefs dangerous to future felicity . There are many moft deftructive vices of boys , against which no vigilance can fufficiently guard . All that a mafter can do , is , to check any tendency to them when he happens to detect it , to ...
... lefs dangerous to future felicity . There are many moft deftructive vices of boys , against which no vigilance can fufficiently guard . All that a mafter can do , is , to check any tendency to them when he happens to detect it , to ...
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... lefs . repute than they were formerly . The rich and great , who , at one time , would on no account have omitted to fend their fons thither , now frequently place them under fome private tutor to finish them , as it is called , and ...
... lefs . repute than they were formerly . The rich and great , who , at one time , would on no account have omitted to fend their fons thither , now frequently place them under fome private tutor to finish them , as it is called , and ...
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... lefs eminent than are his abilities as a poet , been convinced that the genius of the English ode re- quired not fuch diverfity of ftanza , it is probable he would , on fome occafion at leaft , have adopted it . The pieces in this ...
... lefs eminent than are his abilities as a poet , been convinced that the genius of the English ode re- quired not fuch diverfity of ftanza , it is probable he would , on fome occafion at leaft , have adopted it . The pieces in this ...
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