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Pure and noble were the maxims that she sought to instil into his mind.
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You must unconventionalise him, and instil into his mind the seeds of doubt and revolt.
3
Perhaps her deportment was inevitably calculated to instil into me a froward and refractory spirit.
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Yet we are endeavouring to instil into their minds Divine truth, as fast as their understandings ripen.
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I wish to heaven, my dear Henry, he could instil into you a little of his ardour.
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Go, therefore, instil into his breast nectar and delightful ambrosia, that hunger may come not upon him.
7
The great object was to instil into me a love of truth, and in this she was indefatigable.
8
Your mother and I have tried to do our duty by you, to instil into you Christian teaching.
9
One fear he had never been able to instil into his brother, and that was the fear of death.
10
No martyrs ever suffered to instil into mankind a more wholesome lesson-morewholesome, or one more hard to learn.
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She must talk to Ron in private, and try to instil into him some of her own energy and enterprise.
12
Without mentioning money, they contrived to instil into Mr. Meredith's mind a conviction that he should not offend Mrs. Davis.
13
The elder sister did not care to instil into the heart of her charge the fear which was in her own.
14
His first object was to instil into those who were with him a wise spirit in their relation to the gods.
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It is this which he has endeavored to instil into others, and by this principle has he himself ever been guided.
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Some lessons there are, and those great ones, which this book is calculated to instil into members of our own communion.
