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... liberty to say , that the more they are in the air , without prejudice to their faces , the stronger and healthier they will be ; and the nearer they come to the hardships of their brothers in their education , the greater advantage ...
... liberty to say , that the more they are in the air , without prejudice to their faces , the stronger and healthier they will be ; and the nearer they come to the hardships of their brothers in their education , the greater advantage ...
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... liberty must come with them ; and , in a great many things , he must be trusted to his own conduct , since there cannot always be a guard upon him ; except what you put into his own mind , by good principles and established habits ...
... liberty must come with them ; and , in a great many things , he must be trusted to his own conduct , since there cannot always be a guard upon him ; except what you put into his own mind , by good principles and established habits ...
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... liberty and in- dulgence can do no good to children : their want of judgment makes them stand in need of restraint and dis- cipline . And , on the contrary , imperiousness and se- verity is but an ill way of treating men , who have ...
... liberty and in- dulgence can do no good to children : their want of judgment makes them stand in need of restraint and dis- cipline . And , on the contrary , imperiousness and se- verity is but an ill way of treating men , who have ...
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... liberty is to be allowed them . Next , to make them in love with the company of their parents , they should receive all their good things there , and from their hands . The servants should be hindered from making court to them , by ...
... liberty is to be allowed them . Next , to make them in love with the company of their parents , they should receive all their good things there , and from their hands . The servants should be hindered from making court to them , by ...
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... liberty to say , that he that lays the foundation of his son's fortune in virtue and good breeding , takes the only sure and warrantable way . And it is not the waggeries or cheats practised among school - boys , it is not their ...
... liberty to say , that he that lays the foundation of his son's fortune in virtue and good breeding , takes the only sure and warrantable way . And it is not the waggeries or cheats practised among school - boys , it is not their ...
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