The Method of Teaching and Studying the Belles Lettres, Or An Introduction to Language, Poetry, Rhetoric, History, Moral Philosophy, Physics, &c: With Reflections on Taste; and Instructions with Regard to the Eloquence of the Pulpit, the Bar and the Stage. : the Whole Illustrated with Passages from the Most Famous Poets and Orators, Ancient and Modern, with Critical Remarks on Them. : Designed More Particularly for Students in the Universities : Translated from the French : in Four Volumes, Volumen 3A. Betterswroth and C. Hitch, 1734 |
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... firft mafter to be gi- ven to children , equally ferviceable to entertain and inftruct them , to form their hearts and un- derstandings , and to enrich their memories with abundance of facts as agreeable as useful k . It may likewise be ...
... firft mafter to be gi- ven to children , equally ferviceable to entertain and inftruct them , to form their hearts and un- derstandings , and to enrich their memories with abundance of facts as agreeable as useful k . It may likewise be ...
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... firft fhall treat of the tafte of folid glory and real greatnefs , and serve to forewarn youth against the falfe ideas which the very study of history may raise in them upon this fubject . The fecond fhall be upon facred hiftory . The ...
... firft fhall treat of the tafte of folid glory and real greatnefs , and serve to forewarn youth against the falfe ideas which the very study of history may raise in them upon this fubject . The fecond fhall be upon facred hiftory . The ...
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... firft owner's folly . And this fhould lead fuch persons , as are entrusted with the education of youth , to caution them early against fo common and fo dangerous a taste . The antient Romans were in a very different way of thinking ...
... firft owner's folly . And this fhould lead fuch persons , as are entrusted with the education of youth , to caution them early against fo common and fo dangerous a taste . The antient Romans were in a very different way of thinking ...
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... degree to thofe primitive rules , tho ' we are not happy enough to have any longer the courage and liberty of attaining to them in per- fection , My My defign , in thefe examples , is firft to 46 Of the Taste of folid Glory.
... degree to thofe primitive rules , tho ' we are not happy enough to have any longer the courage and liberty of attaining to them in per- fection , My My defign , in thefe examples , is firft to 46 Of the Taste of folid Glory.
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... firft to teach the boys , that they ought not to look upon fuch as lead a poor and frugal life , as contemptible , or even unhappy . ' Tis the re- flection which Seneca draws from the examples before us . Do we think , fays he , that ...
... firft to teach the boys , that they ought not to look upon fuch as lead a poor and frugal life , as contemptible , or even unhappy . ' Tis the re- flection which Seneca draws from the examples before us . Do we think , fays he , that ...
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