The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1810 |
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... mind remarked that to their particular species of excellence men are directed , not by an ascendant planet , or predominating humour , but by the first book which they read , some early conversation which they heard , or some accident ...
... mind remarked that to their particular species of excellence men are directed , not by an ascendant planet , or predominating humour , but by the first book which they read , some early conversation which they heard , or some accident ...
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... mind can be directed by circumstances to any particular object , prudent parents would decide as early as possible what the professions of their children are to be , and would trust se- curely to the power of education . ' Now , in the ...
... mind can be directed by circumstances to any particular object , prudent parents would decide as early as possible what the professions of their children are to be , and would trust se- curely to the power of education . ' Now , in the ...
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... mind with the habits of economy . He should be encouraged to give , but never to waste his playthings , his clothes , his money , or any thing that can be useful to himself or others . He should be taught a few honest maxims , of which ...
... mind with the habits of economy . He should be encouraged to give , but never to waste his playthings , his clothes , his money , or any thing that can be useful to himself or others . He should be taught a few honest maxims , of which ...
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