...Numbers to their Works, were both Hiftorians of our Order, were Mafters of all the Learning of their Times. Again, there is another Sort of Knowledge beyond the Power of Learning to beftow, and this is to be had by Converfation. So neceflary is this to the underftanding the Characters...

...Order, were Matters of all the Learning of their Times, -i-!ill'- r--: •'• -:•- •:' ..' , • Again, there is another Sort of Knowledge beyond the Power of Learning to beflow, and this is to be had by Convention. So neceflary is this to the undemanding the Characters...

...learning to beftow, and this is to be had by conversation. So neceflary is this to the underftanding the characters of men, that none are more ignorant of them than thofe learned pedants, whofe lives have been entirely confumed in colleges, and among books ; for however...

...learning to beftow, and this is to be had by converfatio«. So neceflary is this to the underftanding the characters of men, that none are more ignorant of them than thofe learned pedants, whofe lives have been entirely confumed in colleges, and among books; for however...

...learning to bettow, and this is to be had by con verfation . So necelFary is this to the underllanding the characters of men, that none are more ignorant of them than thole learned pedants, whofe lives have been entirely coniumed in colleges, and among books : for however...

...learning to beftow, and this is to be had by converfation. So rueceffary is this to the underftanding the characters of men, that none are more ignorant of them than thofe learned pedants, whofe lives have been entirely confumed in colleges, and among books : for however...

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...numbers to their works, were both historians of our order, and masters of all the learning of their times. Again, there is another sort of knowledge beyond...those learned pedants, whose lives have been entirely consinned in colleges, and among books ; for however exquisitely human nature may have been described...

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