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... mind ; familiarity with objects mean and low renders the mind base and vul- gar . Hence memoirs of persons , who were great , and good , and wise , are read with advantage , their lives are in a sort renewed , their temper and actions ...
... mind ; familiarity with objects mean and low renders the mind base and vul- gar . Hence memoirs of persons , who were great , and good , and wise , are read with advantage , their lives are in a sort renewed , their temper and actions ...
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... mind , to read the letters of some , who were his Indian pupils . They display the advantages of education on the savage mind . Their ingenuous feelings , the correctness of their sentiments , the propriety of their expressions , the ...
... mind , to read the letters of some , who were his Indian pupils . They display the advantages of education on the savage mind . Their ingenuous feelings , the correctness of their sentiments , the propriety of their expressions , the ...
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... mind was susceptible of rational improve- ment , his father entered him at Dummer school , under the instruction of Mr. Samuel Moody . It is unnecessary to take notice of the develope- ment of his juvenile mind , his attention to lite ...
... mind was susceptible of rational improve- ment , his father entered him at Dummer school , under the instruction of Mr. Samuel Moody . It is unnecessary to take notice of the develope- ment of his juvenile mind , his attention to lite ...
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