THE MONTHLY REVIEW OR LITERARY JOURNAL1781 |
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... force his own perfonal exertion , on which depends the increase of mental ftrength and of course improvement , infinitely more than on the in- struction of any preceptor whatfoever . Many of the arguments in fupport of this opinion must ...
... force his own perfonal exertion , on which depends the increase of mental ftrength and of course improvement , infinitely more than on the in- struction of any preceptor whatfoever . Many of the arguments in fupport of this opinion must ...
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... force as reafon arrives at maturity , and time effects a reformation , which art could never produce . Much less evil happens to young perfons from the irafcible , than from the con- cupifcible affections . Still , however , great care ...
... force as reafon arrives at maturity , and time effects a reformation , which art could never produce . Much less evil happens to young perfons from the irafcible , than from the con- cupifcible affections . Still , however , great care ...
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... force themselves on the attention , but were concealed in the fhade of literary retire- ment . Like the modeft flowret , they were over - run by the rank- nefs of the weeds . I could easily account for the evils I beheld . It was not to ...
... force themselves on the attention , but were concealed in the fhade of literary retire- ment . Like the modeft flowret , they were over - run by the rank- nefs of the weeds . I could easily account for the evils I beheld . It was not to ...
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... force ! Nor force his fole renown , II . For gems of every virtue decked his warlike crown . UNISON II . And thou , perfidious Spain , yet dar'ft engage The fons of them who laid thy glory low What time Eliza fwayed her happier age ; An ...
... force ! Nor force his fole renown , II . For gems of every virtue decked his warlike crown . UNISON II . And thou , perfidious Spain , yet dar'ft engage The fons of them who laid thy glory low What time Eliza fwayed her happier age ; An ...
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... forces ; fo , in the ufe of mechanic inftruments , those agents are equipollent , and mutually fuftain each the con- trary preffure of the other , whofe velocities , eftimated accord- ing to the determination of the forces , are ...
... forces ; fo , in the ufe of mechanic inftruments , those agents are equipollent , and mutually fuftain each the con- trary preffure of the other , whofe velocities , eftimated accord- ing to the determination of the forces , are ...
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