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... learned , by what means you may be enabled to pass your life in an agreeable manner : that insatiable desire may not agitate and torment you , nor the fear and hope of things that are but of little account : whether learning acquires ...
... learned , by what means you may be enabled to pass your life in an agreeable manner : that insatiable desire may not agitate and torment you , nor the fear and hope of things that are but of little account : whether learning acquires ...
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... learned , dares administer [ even ] southern wood to the sick ; physicians undertake what belongs to physicians ; mechanics handle tools ; but we , un- learned and learned , promiscuously write poems .. Yet how great advantages this ...
... learned , dares administer [ even ] southern wood to the sick ; physicians undertake what belongs to physicians ; mechanics handle tools ; but we , un- learned and learned , promiscuously write poems .. Yet how great advantages this ...
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... learned what he owes to his country , and what to his friends ; with what affection a parent , a brother , and a stranger , are to be loved ; what is the duty of a senator , what of a judge ; what the duties of a general sent out to war ...
... learned what he owes to his country , and what to his friends ; with what affection a parent , a brother , and a stranger , are to be loved ; what is the duty of a senator , what of a judge ; what the duties of a general sent out to war ...
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