“The” Works of John Locke in Four Volumes, المجلد 8W. Strahan, 1777 |
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... able men in their diftinct callings : Though that moft to be taken care of , is the gentleman's calling . For if those of that rank are by their education once fet right , they will quickly bring all the reft into order . I KNOW not ...
... able men in their diftinct callings : Though that moft to be taken care of , is the gentleman's calling . For if those of that rank are by their education once fet right , they will quickly bring all the reft into order . I KNOW not ...
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... able to advance in it . I confefs , there are fome men's conftitutions of body and mind fo vigorous , and well framed by nature , that they need not much affiftance from others ; but , by the ftrength of their natural genius , they are ...
... able to advance in it . I confefs , there are fome men's conftitutions of body and mind fo vigorous , and well framed by nature , that they need not much affiftance from others ; but , by the ftrength of their natural genius , they are ...
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... able to endure hardships and fatigue , is , to one that will make any figure in the world ; is too obvious to need any proof . § 4. THE Confideration I shall here have , of health , fhall be , not what a phyfician ought to do , with a ...
... able to endure hardships and fatigue , is , to one that will make any figure in the world ; is too obvious to need any proof . § 4. THE Confideration I shall here have , of health , fhall be , not what a phyfician ought to do , with a ...
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... able to bear fuch ufage ; let them examine what the Germans of old , and the Irish now do to them ; and they will find that infants too , as tender as they are thought , may , without any danger , endure bathing , not only of their feet ...
... able to bear fuch ufage ; let them examine what the Germans of old , and the Irish now do to them ; and they will find that infants too , as tender as they are thought , may , without any danger , endure bathing , not only of their feet ...
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... able to learn , and has any one to teach him . It is that faves many a man's life and the Romans thought it fo neceffary , that they ranked it with letters ; and it was the common phrase to mark one ill - educated , and good for nothing ...
... able to learn , and has any one to teach him . It is that faves many a man's life and the Romans thought it fo neceffary , that they ranked it with letters ; and it was the common phrase to mark one ill - educated , and good for nothing ...
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