Chap.

 1    1|          opinion prevails in this country, built on the very arguments
 2    1|      morals of the inhabitants of country towns as the occasional
 3    1| individual character, awes simple country people into an imitation
 4    2|     reason? China is not the only country where a living man has been
 5    3|         either by the laws of her country or by the force of opinion.
 6    3|       instructive books, that our country has produced for children,
 7    5|         to remark, were made in a country where the art of pleasing
 8    5|          morals. In Portugal, the country that I particularly allude
 9    5|            undoubtedly, that this country has ever produced. - And
10    7|         most bashful lass, or raw country lout, often become the most
11    8|          prejudices of his age or country. We should rather endeavour
12    9|          a citizen fought for his country like a Fabricius or a Washington,
13    9|    representation is now, in this country, only a convenient handle
14   12|     recollect, with pleasure, the country day school; where a boy
15   12|            has not endeared their country to them?~ ~ But, what boy
16   12|       fear of innovation, in this country, extends to every thing. -
17   12|          is now performed in this country, neither does it contain
18   12|   wholesome, countenances of some country people, whose minds have
19   13|          most unjust love for his country. He wished to crush Carthage,
20   13|      rational affection for their country, founded on knowledge, because