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1 5 |        in want of food, show a disposition to follow their leaders
2 6 |     unequal in property and in disposition; and hence there arise in
3 6 | equability of their children’s disposition to be of more importance
4 7 | opinion, that luxury makes the disposition of youth discontented and
5 8 |       of a manly and temperate disposition, never had any connection
6 9 |         originating in natural disposition, and a miserable want of
7 11|        follows:~He who makes a disposition in a testament, if he be
8 11|      view to his character and disposition—the father, say, shall forgive