The Works of John Locke, المجلد 9J. Johnson, 1801 |
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... : and the romans thought it so ne- cessary , that they ranked it with letters ; and it was the common phrase to mark one ill - educated , and good for nothing : " " nothing ; that he had neither learned to Of Education . 11.
... : and the romans thought it so ne- cessary , that they ranked it with letters ; and it was the common phrase to mark one ill - educated , and good for nothing : " " nothing ; that he had neither learned to Of Education . 11.
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John Locke. " " nothing ; that he had neither learned to read , nor to swim : Nec literas didicit , nec natare . But besides the gaining a skill , which may serve him at need ; the advantages to health , by often bathing in cold water ...
John Locke. " " nothing ; that he had neither learned to read , nor to swim : Nec literas didicit , nec natare . But besides the gaining a skill , which may serve him at need ; the advantages to health , by often bathing in cold water ...
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... learned when young , are easily to be mended when they are knit and yet none of those creatures are half so wilful and proud , or half so desirous to be masters of themselves and others , as man . §36 . We are generally wise enough to ...
... learned when young , are easily to be mended when they are knit and yet none of those creatures are half so wilful and proud , or half so desirous to be masters of themselves and others , as man . §36 . We are generally wise enough to ...
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... learned by example than rules ; and then children , if kept out of ill company , will take a pride to behave themselves prettily , after the fashion of others , perceiving them- selves esteemed and commended for it . But if , by a ...
... learned by example than rules ; and then children , if kept out of ill company , will take a pride to behave themselves prettily , after the fashion of others , perceiving them- selves esteemed and commended for it . But if , by a ...
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... learned lectures of breeding daily inculcated into them , that which will most influence their carriage , will be the company they converse with , and the fashion of those about them . Children ( nay , and men too ) do most by example ...
... learned lectures of breeding daily inculcated into them , that which will most influence their carriage , will be the company they converse with , and the fashion of those about them . Children ( nay , and men too ) do most by example ...
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