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... neral adoption ; they are foon torn and disfigured by the rough treatment which they ufually meet with in a great school ; and indeed , whatever be the cause of it , they feldom are , or can be conveniently introduced : ex- tracts are ...
... neral adoption ; they are foon torn and disfigured by the rough treatment which they ufually meet with in a great school ; and indeed , whatever be the cause of it , they feldom are , or can be conveniently introduced : ex- tracts are ...
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... neral commerce of life - that he fhould confider himself not as an individual , but as a member of the community ; the in- terefts of which he is under an obliga- tion to fupport with all his power and that his elevated ftation gives ...
... neral commerce of life - that he fhould confider himself not as an individual , but as a member of the community ; the in- terefts of which he is under an obliga- tion to fupport with all his power and that his elevated ftation gives ...
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... neral , that unrestrained licence which ancient manners permitted , even to the length of abufive names and downright fcurrility , as appears both here and in Cicero's Philippics , hurts and offends a modern ear . What those ancient ora ...
... neral , that unrestrained licence which ancient manners permitted , even to the length of abufive names and downright fcurrility , as appears both here and in Cicero's Philippics , hurts and offends a modern ear . What those ancient ora ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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