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...indelible, and it must be admitted, are likely to influence our feelings and opinions during life.' But the prejudices instilled into the mind of the boy,...of her language, and the charms of her literature ; " habe ante oculos hanc esse terrain quce nobti miseritjura, quce • We mi v apply to every youth...

...boy, and strengthened by the studies of the youth, are neither the.sole nor even the principal Qauses of our veneration for Rome. The Mistress of the World...of her language, and the charms of her literature ; " liabe ante oculos hanc esse lerram qucenobis miseritjura, quce > We may apply to every youth or...

...mind of the boy, and strengthened by the studies of youth, are neither the sole nor even the principle causes of our veneration for Rome. The Mistress of...of her language, and the charms of her literature ; " habe ante oculos hanc esse terram quae nobis miseritgura qua? leges dederit." Rome has been, m...

...during life. But the prejudices instilled into the mind of the boy, and strengthened by the studies of youth, are neither the sole nor even the principal...of -her language, and the charms of her literature ; " habe ante oculoa hanc esse terram quas nobis miserit jura quse leges dederit." Rome has been, in...

...during life. But the prejudices instilled into the mind of the boy, and strengthened by the studies of youth, are neither the sole nor even the principal...of her language, and the charms of her literature ; " habe ante oculos hanc esse terram qua? nobis miserit jura qua leges dederit." Rome has been, in...