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But the parent, we will ſuppose, cheriſhes his child with an affectionate indulgent care, and with all the circumſpection and aſſiduity that nature requires, in his infirm helpleſs ſtate of infancy; aſſiſts and cheriſhes his underſtanding, in its tender growth does; his utmoſt, according to his ability, to inculcate and impreſs religious principles, […]
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But
the
parent,
we
will
ſuppose,
cheriſhes
his
child
with
an
affectionate
indulgent
care,
and
with
all
the
circumſpection
and
aſſiduity
that
nature
requires,
in
his
infirm
helpleſs
ſtate
of
infancy;
aſſiſts
and
cheriſhes
his
underſtanding,
in
its
tender
growth
does;
his
utmoſt,
according
to
his
ability,
to
inculcate
and
impreſs
religious
principles,
[…]
