The Works of John Locke,: In Ten Volumes. Volume the First.[-tenth.].W. Otridge and Son, [and 17 others], 1812 |
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... happy state in this world ; he that has these two , has little more to wish for ; and he that wants either of them , will be but little the better for any thing else . Men's happiness , or misery , is most part of their own making . He ...
... happy state in this world ; he that has these two , has little more to wish for ; and he that wants either of them , will be but little the better for any thing else . Men's happiness , or misery , is most part of their own making . He ...
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... happy in the care of their parents , as by their prudence to b kept from the ex- cess of their tables , to the sobriety of a plain and simple diet ; yet there too they are scarce to be preserved from the contagion that poisons the mind ...
... happy in the care of their parents , as by their prudence to b kept from the ex- cess of their tables , to the sobriety of a plain and simple diet ; yet there too they are scarce to be preserved from the contagion that poisons the mind ...
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... happy , who can get discreet people about their children . § 60. Frequent beating or chiding is there- Shame . fore carefully to be avoided ; because this sort of correction never produces any good , farther than it serves to raise ...
... happy , who can get discreet people about their children . § 60. Frequent beating or chiding is there- Shame . fore carefully to be avoided ; because this sort of correction never produces any good , farther than it serves to raise ...
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... happy omen , that they will be thriving men , and look on the tricks they play their school - fellows , or learn from them , as a proficiency in the art of living , and making their way through the world . But I must take the liberty to ...
... happy omen , that they will be thriving men , and look on the tricks they play their school - fellows , or learn from them , as a proficiency in the art of living , and making their way through the world . But I must take the liberty to ...
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... happy . But he that is foolish or vicious , can be neither great nor happy , what estate soever you leave him and I ask you , whether there be not men in the world , whom you had rather have your son be , with 5001. per annum , than ...
... happy . But he that is foolish or vicious , can be neither great nor happy , what estate soever you leave him and I ask you , whether there be not men in the world , whom you had rather have your son be , with 5001. per annum , than ...
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