...encreafe in them, according to the Advances they make in Literature; and, although they may be, and too often are, drawn by the Temptations of Youth , and...come forward into the great World, it is ever with Reludance and Compundion of Mind, becaufe their Byafs to Virtue ftill continues. They may ftray fometimes...

...encreafe in them, according to the Advances they make in Literature v and, although they may be, and too often are, drawn by the Temptations of Youth, and...come forward into the great World, it is ever with Reluctance and Compunction of Mind$ becaufe their Byafs to Virtue ftill continues. They may ftray fometimes...

...increafe in them, according to the Advances they make in Literature : And, although they may be, and too often are, drawn by the Temptations of Youth, and the Opportunities of a large Fortune, into fome IrreguT larities, , when they come forward into the great World ; it is ever with Relutlance and Compuno...

...increafe in them, according to the Advances they make in Literature: And, although they may be, and too often are, drawn by the Temptations of Youth, and...come forward into the great World -, it is ever with Reludance and Compunction of Mind, becaufe their Byals to Virtue ftill continues. They may ftray fometimes...

...increafe in them, according to the Advances they make in Literature: And; although they may be, and too often are drawn by the Temptations of Youth, and the...come forward into the great World; it is ever with Rcluttanca and Compunction of Mind, b'ecaufe their Biafs to Virtue ftiH continues. They may ftray fometimes...

...encreafe in them, according to the advances they make in literature; and although they may be, and too often are, drawn by the temptations of youth, and...irregularities, when they come forward into the great world, yet it is ever with relu&ance and compunction of mind ; becaufe their byafs to virtue ftill continues....

...encreafe in them, according to the advances they make in literature ; and although they may be, and too often are, drawn by the temptations of youth, and...irregularities, when they come forward into the great world, yet it is ever with relu Stance and compunction of mind ; becaufe their byafs to virtue ftill continues....

...increafe in them, according to the advances they make in literature : and altho' they may be, and too often are drawn, by the temptations of youth, and...fortune, into fome irregularities, when they come forward mto the great world ; yet it is ever with relu£tance and compunction of mind, becaufe their bias to...

...encreafe in them, according to the advances they make in literatare ; and although they may be, and too often are, drawn by the temptations of youth, and...irregularities, when they come forward into the great world, yet it is ever with reluctance and compunction of mind; becaufe their byafs to virtue flill continues....

...fubjeft, &c. Swift, fpeaking of a virtuous and learned education : And although they may be, and too often are drawn, by the temptations of youth, and...come forward into the great world ; it is ever with reluctance and compunction of mind, becaufe their bias to virtue ftill continues. The Intelligencer,...