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 the ame time feeding his Mind with the mot ublime Truths. I ee before him Tacitus, Plutarch, and Grotius, intermixed with the Tools proper to his Trade. I ee by his ide a darling Son, receiving, with too little Fruit alas! the tender Intructions of the bet of Fathers. But tho' the Sallies of a thoughtles Youth made me forget for a Time uch wie Leons, I have at lat the Happines of experiencing, that, let a Pupil be ever o much inclined to Vice, it is almot impoible he hould not one Day or another be the better for the Education given him by a truly affectionate Mater.