ProseSamuel Walker, 1826 |
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Seite 45
... youth . To be void of it , argues a cold heart , deftitute of fome of the best affections which belong to that age . Youth is the feafon of warm and generous emotions . The heart fhould then fpontaneously rife into the admiration of ...
... youth . To be void of it , argues a cold heart , deftitute of fome of the best affections which belong to that age . Youth is the feafon of warm and generous emotions . The heart fhould then fpontaneously rife into the admiration of ...
Seite 48
... youth , how many amiable difpofitions are corrupted or deftroyed ! How many rifing capacities and powers are ... youth , the habits of industry are moft eafily acquired : In youth the incentives to it are strongest , from ambition and ...
... youth , how many amiable difpofitions are corrupted or deftroyed ! How many rifing capacities and powers are ... youth , the habits of industry are moft eafily acquired : In youth the incentives to it are strongest , from ambition and ...
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... youth feldom reflects upon this ; nor knows his lofs , till he knows also , that it cannot be retrieved . Nor is youth more the feafon to ac- quire knowledge , than to form religious habits . It is a great point to get ha- bit on the ...
... youth feldom reflects upon this ; nor knows his lofs , till he knows also , that it cannot be retrieved . Nor is youth more the feafon to ac- quire knowledge , than to form religious habits . It is a great point to get ha- bit on the ...
Inhalt
Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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