...who may have occasion for friendship. I had caught this by reading my father's books of disputes on religion. Persons of good sense, I have since observed,...fall into it, except lawyers, university men, and generally men of all sorts who have been bred at Edinburg. A question was once some how or other started,...

...tell you how in such a situation I acquired what little ability I may be supposed to have in that way. of good sense, I have since observed, seldom fall into it, except lawyers, university men, and generally men of all sorts who have been bred at Edinburgh. A question was once, some how or other,...

...who may have occasion for friendship. I had caught this by reading my father's books of disputes on religion. Persons of good sense, I have since observed,...fall into it, except lawyers, university men, and generally men of all sorts who have been bred at Edinburg. A question was once some how or other started,...

...who may have occasion for friendship. I had caught this by reading my father's books of dispute on religion. Persons of good sense, I have since observed,...fall into it, except lawyers, university men, and generally men of all sorts, who have been bred at Edinburgh. A question was once, somehow or other,...

...who may have occasion for friendship. I had caught this by reading my father's books of dispute on religion. Persons of good sense, I have since observed,...fall into it, except lawyers, university men, and generally men of all sorts, who have been bred at Edinburgh. A question was once, somehow or other,...

...enmities. To this just condemnation of a disputatious turn, Dr Franklin adds the curious remark, that " persons of good sense, I have since observed, seldom...fall into it, except lawyers, university men, and generally men of all sorts who have been bred at Edinburgh." In the course of their arguments, Collins...

...disagreeable in company, by the contradictions that is necessary to bring it into practice;" and adds, "persons of good sense, I have since observed, seldom fall into it." Having arrived at some proficiency in his style, he felt a great desire to ascertain its effects upon...

...who may have occasion for friendship. I had caught this by reading my father's books of dispute on religion. Persons of good sense, I have since observed,...fall into it, except lawyers, university men, and generally men of all sorts who have been bred at Edinburgh. A question was once, somehow or other,...

...who may have occasion for friendship. I had caught this by reading my father's books of dispute on religion. Persons of good sense, I have since observed,...fall into . it, except lawyers, university men, and, generally, men of all sorts, who have been bred at Edinburgh. A question was once, somehow or other,...

...the controversial books on religion which formed his father's little library. ' Persons,' he adds, ' of good sense, I have since observed, seldom fall into it, except lawyers, university men, and generally men of all sorts who have been bred at Edinburgh.' It would, perhaps, have been juster to...