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Pagina 338
... fhew , that there is great dan- ger of young perfons being hurt by vicious acquaintance from their aptness to imitate . " For many years of our life , fays he , we are forming ourfelves upon what we obferve in those about us . We do not ...
... fhew , that there is great dan- ger of young perfons being hurt by vicious acquaintance from their aptness to imitate . " For many years of our life , fays he , we are forming ourfelves upon what we obferve in those about us . We do not ...
Pagina 344
... fhew them Pleafure in that true light in which many are unwilling to fee it ; it will teach them , not that Pleasure fhould be always declined , but that they should never be en- eved to it ; it will point out the dangers to which ...
... fhew them Pleafure in that true light in which many are unwilling to fee it ; it will teach them , not that Pleasure fhould be always declined , but that they should never be en- eved to it ; it will point out the dangers to which ...
Pagina 498
... fhew the Reader how ingeniously a true concatenating Critic can deviate from his fubject to fhew his learning . " B. III . v . 603. Hermes is the Greek name of Mercury , which the Chymifts call Quickfilver ; a very ponderous , fluid ...
... fhew the Reader how ingeniously a true concatenating Critic can deviate from his fubject to fhew his learning . " B. III . v . 603. Hermes is the Greek name of Mercury , which the Chymifts call Quickfilver ; a very ponderous , fluid ...
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