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Excerpt from A Course of Lectures on Elocution
Here has been no maxim more fre quently inculcated, or more generally afi'ented to, than that human nature, ought to be the chief {tu dy of humankind and yet it is of all fubjeets, about which the bufy mind of man has been em ployed, that which has been leaft attended to; or with regard to which, the fewefi difcoveries have been made, founded upon any. Certain knowledge.
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