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In the next Place , that we may not deceive our selves in a Point of fo much Importance , we should not lay too great a Strefs on any fuppofed Virtues we poffefs that are of a doubtful Nature : And fuch we may esteem all those in which ...
In the next Place , that we may not deceive our selves in a Point of fo much Importance , we should not lay too great a Strefs on any fuppofed Virtues we poffefs that are of a doubtful Nature : And fuch we may esteem all those in which ...
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I have an unfeigned Love of Virtue , ⚫ and am refolved to preserve my Innocence . The only 6 way I can think of to avoid the fatal Confequences of the Discovery of this Matter , is to fly away for ever ; ⚫ which I must do to avoid my ...
I have an unfeigned Love of Virtue , ⚫ and am refolved to preserve my Innocence . The only 6 way I can think of to avoid the fatal Confequences of the Discovery of this Matter , is to fly away for ever ; ⚫ which I must do to avoid my ...
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१ 5 Ir may perhaps appear odd , that I , who fet up for a mighty Lover , at least , of Virtue , fhould take fo`much Pains to recommend what the foberer Part of Mankind look upon to be a Trifle ; but under Favour of the foberer Part of ...
१ 5 Ir may perhaps appear odd , that I , who fet up for a mighty Lover , at least , of Virtue , fhould take fo`much Pains to recommend what the foberer Part of Mankind look upon to be a Trifle ; but under Favour of the foberer Part of ...
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| Title | The Spectator: ... The Spectator: |
| Publisher | Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | Sep 21, 2006 |
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