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Their feelings , their natural language , their similies , are highly entertaining . We had such a speaker to - day a Mr. Smith , of Lanesborough , in Berkshire . " I know , " said he , " the worth of a good government by the want of it ...
Their feelings , their natural language , their similies , are highly entertaining . We had such a speaker to - day a Mr. Smith , of Lanesborough , in Berkshire . " I know , " said he , " the worth of a good government by the want of it ...
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Serious people all love him ; but there is a natural severity in him , which hinders his popularity in a great measure . If Jedediah Morse is so far advanced in his geographical work , there will be no need of my attempting it .
Serious people all love him ; but there is a natural severity in him , which hinders his popularity in a great measure . If Jedediah Morse is so far advanced in his geographical work , there will be no need of my attempting it .
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The specimens of elocution and similies which you gave me were very pleasing they were very natural , and I think must have had great influence on the " plough - joggers , " as they were in their own way . The Convention proceeds with ...
The specimens of elocution and similies which you gave me were very pleasing they were very natural , and I think must have had great influence on the " plough - joggers , " as they were in their own way . The Convention proceeds with ...
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... you may judge from the following passages : " Education has a natural tendency to promote every good that has respect ... and every foul seed sown in Nature's garden to spring up and bring forth fruit , that tends to strengthen the ...
... you may judge from the following passages : " Education has a natural tendency to promote every good that has respect ... and every foul seed sown in Nature's garden to spring up and bring forth fruit , that tends to strengthen the ...
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There is a duty incumbent on parents towards their children , which the God of Nature dictates , and is taught them , in some measure , by the wild beasts of the field ; even the nutrition of their bodies .
There is a duty incumbent on parents towards their children , which the God of Nature dictates , and is taught them , in some measure , by the wild beasts of the field ; even the nutrition of their bodies .
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| Título | Collections of the Massachusetts Historical Society Belknap Papers, Jeremy Belknap Collections of the Massachusetts Historical Society, Massachusetts Historical Society |
| Autor | Massachusetts Historical Society |
| Editor | The Society, 1877 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Michigan |
| Digitalizado | 23 Nov. 2005 |
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