THE MONTHLY REVIEW OR LITERARY JOURNAL1781 |
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... thofe feminaries of learning , which , by their feclufion from the world , might be fuppofed to be exempted from its corruptions . The fcholars bring the infection from home ; and per- haps the masters themselves at length acquire a ...
... thofe feminaries of learning , which , by their feclufion from the world , might be fuppofed to be exempted from its corruptions . The fcholars bring the infection from home ; and per- haps the masters themselves at length acquire a ...
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... thofe compofitions , which , when published , have been admired in the clofet . The formation of connexions which may contribute to future ad- vancement , and of friendships which cannot easily be diffolved , has always been a powerful ...
... thofe compofitions , which , when published , have been admired in the clofet . The formation of connexions which may contribute to future ad- vancement , and of friendships which cannot easily be diffolved , has always been a powerful ...
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... thofe who have gone through with fafety at this early age ; but they are few in comparison with those who have fuftained fuch injuries as they have long and feverely felt . Every one , on putting on the academical dress , commences a ...
... thofe who have gone through with fafety at this early age ; but they are few in comparison with those who have fuftained fuch injuries as they have long and feverely felt . Every one , on putting on the academical dress , commences a ...
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... thofe who have refided in the univerfity , or are parents of pupils , can form an adequate idea of the many evils of every kind and de- gree , which would be avoided by giving a prudent private tutor full powers to dired the expences of ...
... thofe who have refided in the univerfity , or are parents of pupils , can form an adequate idea of the many evils of every kind and de- gree , which would be avoided by giving a prudent private tutor full powers to dired the expences of ...
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... thofe of the meaneft and moft worthless , affords a fubject of contemplation , which , however melancholy , the mind , in a moment of penfiveness , may feel a fecret fort of delight to indulge . " Tell her , " fays Hamlet , " that ' fhe ...
... thofe of the meaneft and moft worthless , affords a fubject of contemplation , which , however melancholy , the mind , in a moment of penfiveness , may feel a fecret fort of delight to indulge . " Tell her , " fays Hamlet , " that ' fhe ...
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