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Page 64
In the Winter season they boarded him at Winwick ; but such was his desire after knowledge , that in the summer he traveled every day thither . Whilst he was thus at School he met with no small discouragement , for that the Schoolmaster ...
In the Winter season they boarded him at Winwick ; but such was his desire after knowledge , that in the summer he traveled every day thither . Whilst he was thus at School he met with no small discouragement , for that the Schoolmaster ...
Page 519
Love to God makes a man seek the honor of God , and desire to please him ; so does a natural man's love to his friend make him desire his honor , and to please him . Love to God causes a man to delight in the thoughts of him , in his ...
Love to God makes a man seek the honor of God , and desire to please him ; so does a natural man's love to his friend make him desire his honor , and to please him . Love to God causes a man to delight in the thoughts of him , in his ...
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... Greek , or the modern foreign Languages ; yet none that have an ardent Desire to learn them should be refused ; their English , Arithmetic and other Studies absolutely necessary , being at the same Time not neglected .
... Greek , or the modern foreign Languages ; yet none that have an ardent Desire to learn them should be refused ; their English , Arithmetic and other Studies absolutely necessary , being at the same Time not neglected .
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| Title | Colonial and Federalist American Writing The Odyssey surveys of American writing |
| Author | George F. Horner |
| Publisher | Odyssey Press, 1966 |
| Length | 946 pages |
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