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1    4| education, requires the sober steady eye of reason; a plan of
2    7|  depended.~ ~ A modest man is steady, an humble man timid, and
3   11|       habitually: for, from a steady adherence to a few simple
4   12|      and obliged to pace with steady deportment stupidly backwards
5   12|     literary pursuits, or the steady investigation of scientific
6   12|     advise the indolent to be steady, because they instantly
7   13|       to a science, with that steady eye which strengthens the