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4459. LANGUAGES, Learning.—
In general,
I am of opinion, that till the age of about
sixteen, we are best employed on languages;
Latin, Greek, French, and Spanish. * * *
I think Greek the least useful.—
To J. W. Eppes. Washington ed. ii, 192.
(P.
1787)
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