 Many totally neglect, and many mistake it. The ancients began the education of their children, by forming their hearts and their manners. They taught them the duty of men and of citizens ; we teach them the languages of the ancients, and leave their morals...  The World .. - Side 1761753Fuld visning - Om denne bog
 | Edward Moore - 1772 - 364 sider
...cafe of my worthy- correfpondent to be compaflionate, but I cannot poifibly alltpv it to be fingular. The public places daily prove the contrary too plainly....The ancients began the education' of their children byforming their hearts and their manners. They taught them the duty of men and of citizens ; we teach... | |
 | 1776 - 296 sider
...cafe of my worthy correfpondent to be compaffionate, but I cannot poffibly allow it to be fingular. The public places daily prove the contrary too plainly....oftener pity than blame the errors of youth, when f reflect upon the fundamental errors generally committed by their parents in their education. Many... | |
 | Philip Dormer Stanhope Earl of Chesterfield - 1779 - 490 sider
...cafe of my worthy correfpondent to be compaffionate, but I cannot poffibly allow it to be fingular. The public places daily prove the contrary too plainly....by their parents in their education. Many totally neglett, many and miflake O 3 it. 193 LORD CHESTERFIELD'S it. The antients began the education of their... | |
 | Philip Dormer Stanhope Earl of Chesterfield - 1779 - 490 sider
...cafe of my worthy correfpondent to be compaflionate, but I cannot po(flbly allow it to be lingular. The public places daily prove the contrary too plainly....oftener pity than blame the errors of youth, when I refle¿t upon the fundamental errors gener.illy committed by their parents in their education, Many... | |
 | 1786 - 636 sider
...cafe of my worthy corre« fpondent to be compaífionate, but I cannot poflibly allow it to be ungular. The public places daily prove the contrary too plainly. I confefs I oftenec pity than blame the error» of youth, when I reflefl upon the fundamental eircrs generally... | |
 | 1753 - 640 sider
...cafe of my worthy correfpondent to be compaiTionate, but J cannot poiTibly allow it to be fingular. The public places daily prove the contrary too plainly....by their parents in their education. Many totally negledt, and many miftake it. The ancients began the education of their children by forming their hearts... | |
 | British essayists - 1802 - 360 sider
...possibly allow it to be singular. The public places daily prove the contrary too plainly. I confess I oftener pity than blame the errors of youth, when...in their education. Many totally neglect, and many mistake it. The ancients began the education of their children by forming their hearts and their manners.... | |
 | Alexander Chalmers - 1808 - 374 sider
...allow it to be singular. The public places daily prove the contrary too plainly. I confess I ottener pity than blame the errors of youth, when I reflect...in their education. Many totally neglect, and many mistake it. The ancients began the education of their children by forming their hearts and their manners.... | |
 | Lionel Thomas Berguer - 1823 - 636 sider
...possibly allow it to be singular. The public places daily prove the contrary too plainly. I confess I oftener pity than blame the errors of youth, when...in their education. Many totally neglect, and many mistake it. The ancients began the education of their children by forming their hearts and their manners.... | |
 | Lionel Thomas Berguer - 1823 - 336 sider
...possibly allow it to be singular. The public places daily prove the contrary too plainly. I confess I oftener pity than blame the errors of youth, when...in their education. Many totally neglect, and many mistake it. The ancients began the education of their children by forming their hearts and their manners.... | |
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