 | John Howie - 1885 - 680 pages
...Admonish you of your duty to the community." Then, after some compliments to his docility, he adds : " Yet am I compelled to entertain some slight degree...the vices, should lend an unhappy impulse to your «till tender mind ; especially as I am not ignorant with what facility the external senses yield to... | |
 | Mrs. Oliphant (Margaret) - 1890 - 546 pages
...with majesties, lordships, excellencies, and, if possible, with other expressions still more nauseous. Although the bounty of nature and the instruction...the vices, should lend an unhappy impulse to your still tender mind, especially as I am not ignorant with what facility the external senses yield to... | |
 | Mrs. Oliphant (Margaret) - 1890 - 530 pages
...with majesties, lordships, excellencies, and, il possible, with other expressions still more nauseous. Although the bounty of nature and the instruction...suspicion lest evil communication, the alluring nurse ol the vices, should lend an unhappy impulse to your still tender mind, especially as I am not ignorant... | |
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Although the bounty of nature and the instruction of your governors may at present secure you against this error, yet am I compelled to entertain some slight degree of suspicion, lest evil communication — the alluring nurse of the vices — should lend... 
