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... mind . ' This merit he may claim . How far his readers will compliment him on the novelty of his matter will depend on the extent of their own re- searches , and the goodness of their memory . For our part , obliged as we are to read ...
... mind . ' This merit he may claim . How far his readers will compliment him on the novelty of his matter will depend on the extent of their own re- searches , and the goodness of their memory . For our part , obliged as we are to read ...
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... mind : -a custom surely of unspeakable importance , and which cannot be too earnestly enforced on young people . Is it not true that half of the errors . and almost all the follies , that we commit , spring from want of attention ...
... mind : -a custom surely of unspeakable importance , and which cannot be too earnestly enforced on young people . Is it not true that half of the errors . and almost all the follies , that we commit , spring from want of attention ...
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... mind soon returns , when left to its own serious reflections . ' ( P.129 . ) • What beauty there is in figurative expression ! ' Indeed there is ; and how powerful is its effect on the mind ! " The tree doth not withdraw her shade ...
... mind soon returns , when left to its own serious reflections . ' ( P.129 . ) • What beauty there is in figurative expression ! ' Indeed there is ; and how powerful is its effect on the mind ! " The tree doth not withdraw her shade ...
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