Sketches of the History of Man, Volumen3A. Strahan and T. Cadell, London; and for William Creech, Edinburgh, 1788 |
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... requiring little exercise , tend to enervate the body , and of course the mind . Gain , at the fame time , being the fole object of in- dustry , advances felfishness to be the ru- ling paffion , and brings on a timid anxiety about ...
... requiring little exercise , tend to enervate the body , and of course the mind . Gain , at the fame time , being the fole object of in- dustry , advances felfishness to be the ru- ling paffion , and brings on a timid anxiety about ...
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... require more than one horse , it would leffen won- derfully the expence of reparation . Nor would fuch a law be a hardship , as goods can be carried cheaper that way than in huge waggons , requiring from fix to ten horfes ( a ) . By ...
... require more than one horse , it would leffen won- derfully the expence of reparation . Nor would fuch a law be a hardship , as goods can be carried cheaper that way than in huge waggons , requiring from fix to ten horfes ( a ) . By ...
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... require much intereft to be admit- ted into the army . None would be ad- mitted but those who have been regular- ly educated in every branch of military knowledge ; and idle boys would be re- mitted to their studies . Here is difplay'd ...
... require much intereft to be admit- ted into the army . None would be ad- mitted but those who have been regular- ly educated in every branch of military knowledge ; and idle boys would be re- mitted to their studies . Here is difplay'd ...
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... require correction . To that end , no method promises more fuccefs than military fervice ; as command and obedience alternately , are the best dif- cipline for acquiring temper and modera- tion . Can pride and infolence be more ...
... require correction . To that end , no method promises more fuccefs than military fervice ; as command and obedience alternately , are the best dif- cipline for acquiring temper and modera- tion . Can pride and infolence be more ...
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... requires much practice to make him bear excefs without fatiety and disgust . The pain of excess , prompts men of opulence to pass fome part of their time in a fnug retirement , where they live at eafe , free from pomp and ceremony ...
... requires much practice to make him bear excefs without fatiety and disgust . The pain of excess , prompts men of opulence to pass fome part of their time in a fnug retirement , where they live at eafe , free from pomp and ceremony ...
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