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... knowledge than women in the Great World , but that knowledge is acquired at the Universities or in private after they have left school ; and they begin to attend to universality of knowledge just at the time that women begin to forsake ...
... knowledge than women in the Great World , but that knowledge is acquired at the Universities or in private after they have left school ; and they begin to attend to universality of knowledge just at the time that women begin to forsake ...
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... knowledge in the other class of the studious , I mean such as have naturally not very good abilities , and swallow their daily dose of learning for improvement , as they would physic for health : their sole desire is , to advance ...
... knowledge in the other class of the studious , I mean such as have naturally not very good abilities , and swallow their daily dose of learning for improvement , as they would physic for health : their sole desire is , to advance ...
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... knowledge . Criticism will be lost in amazement for no one will be so stupid as , : To lose for that malignant dull delight The generous pleasure to be charm'd with wit . By the bye I should have said erudition . If these arguments have ...
... knowledge . Criticism will be lost in amazement for no one will be so stupid as , : To lose for that malignant dull delight The generous pleasure to be charm'd with wit . By the bye I should have said erudition . If these arguments have ...
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