Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Volume 33Pub. for J. Hinton, 1763 |
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Page 301
... thing to children , it is more dangerous ftill to leave them in ignorance of every thing . There are grievous crimes according to the laws , which are not fo in the eyes of nature ; and we are now going to fee into what an abyfs the ...
... thing to children , it is more dangerous ftill to leave them in ignorance of every thing . There are grievous crimes according to the laws , which are not fo in the eyes of nature ; and we are now going to fee into what an abyfs the ...
Page 302
... thing , is it not fo ? Oh , Lord , yes : Lubin and I have nothing to refuse one an- other . How , nothing to refufe one an- other ! ' Oh , nothing at all ; I should be very forry if he kept any thing to himself , and more forry till to ...
... thing , is it not fo ? Oh , Lord , yes : Lubin and I have nothing to refuse one an- other . How , nothing to refufe one an- other ! ' Oh , nothing at all ; I should be very forry if he kept any thing to himself , and more forry till to ...
Page 367
... thing I require only one thing of you , lafted , this unhappy and tender father made that is , to study it , in order to read it well . incredible efforts to encourage the fpectators This precaution gave the young man fome to fuccour ...
... thing I require only one thing of you , lafted , this unhappy and tender father made that is , to study it , in order to read it well . incredible efforts to encourage the fpectators This precaution gave the young man fome to fuccour ...
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