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 ... the flattering appearance of their being men while they are yet children, but ending in reducing them to be children when they should be men. The memory is then most susceptible and tenacious of impressions ; and the learning of languages being chiefly...  Lives of Eminent Individuals: William Pinchney, by H. Wheaton. Sir Henry ... - Página 49 editado por - 1839 Vista completa -
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