The Spectator, Svazek 6Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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... learning . The obfervation which I made upon these two weights opened to me a new field of difcoveries ; for notwithstanding the weight of the natural parts was much heavier than that of learning , I obferved that it weighed an hundred ...
... learning . The obfervation which I made upon these two weights opened to me a new field of difcoveries ; for notwithstanding the weight of the natural parts was much heavier than that of learning , I obferved that it weighed an hundred ...
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... learning who take to business , discharge it generally with greater honefty than men of the world . The chief reafon for it I take to be as follows . A man that has fpent his youth in rading , has been used to find virtue extolled , and ...
... learning who take to business , discharge it generally with greater honefty than men of the world . The chief reafon for it I take to be as follows . A man that has fpent his youth in rading , has been used to find virtue extolled , and ...
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... , N. 442 . Bufinefs ( men of ) their error in fimilitudes , N. 421 . Of learning fitteft for it , 469 . Buffy d'Amboife , a story of him , N. 467 . C : C. CESAR loft his life by neglecting a Roman augur's The INDEX .
... , N. 442 . Bufinefs ( men of ) their error in fimilitudes , N. 421 . Of learning fitteft for it , 469 . Buffy d'Amboife , a story of him , N. 467 . C : C. CESAR loft his life by neglecting a Roman augur's The INDEX .
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