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... never promises what she is not able to perform , fo fhe never fails of performing what fhe promifes . But the Misfortune is , Men defpife what they may be Masters of , and affect what they are not fit for ; they reckon them- felves ...
... never promises what she is not able to perform , fo fhe never fails of performing what fhe promifes . But the Misfortune is , Men defpife what they may be Masters of , and affect what they are not fit for ; they reckon them- felves ...
Page 46
... never fail of fecuring her • Charge if she be not wanting to herself : The Strength of the Paffions will never be accepted as an Excufe for complying with them , they were defign- ⚫ed for Subjection , and if a Man fuffers them to get ...
... never fail of fecuring her • Charge if she be not wanting to herself : The Strength of the Paffions will never be accepted as an Excufe for complying with them , they were defign- ⚫ed for Subjection , and if a Man fuffers them to get ...
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... never be unprovi- ' ded when an Emergency happens ; in like manner fhould the Reafon be perpetually on its Guard against the Paffions , and never fuffer them to carry on any Design that may be deftructive of its Security ; yet at the ...
... never be unprovi- ' ded when an Emergency happens ; in like manner fhould the Reafon be perpetually on its Guard against the Paffions , and never fuffer them to carry on any Design that may be deftructive of its Security ; yet at the ...
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