The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 114
... because ' tis almoft impoffible not to live plea- fantly , where the Mafter of a Family is fuch a one as you there defcribe your Friend , who cannot therefore ( I mean as to his domeftick Character ) be too often ⚫ recommended to the ...
... because ' tis almoft impoffible not to live plea- fantly , where the Mafter of a Family is fuch a one as you there defcribe your Friend , who cannot therefore ( I mean as to his domeftick Character ) be too often ⚫ recommended to the ...
Page 246
... BECAUSE the greatest Part of Morality ( as I have stated the Notion of it ) is of a fixt Eternal Na- ture , and will endure when Faith fhall fail , and be loft in Conviction . Secondly , BECAUSE a Perfon may be qualified to do greater ...
... BECAUSE the greatest Part of Morality ( as I have stated the Notion of it ) is of a fixt Eternal Na- ture , and will endure when Faith fhall fail , and be loft in Conviction . Secondly , BECAUSE a Perfon may be qualified to do greater ...
Page 247
... BECAUSE Infidelity is not of fo malignant a Nature as Immorality ; or to put the fame Reafon in another Light , because it is generally owned , there may be Salvation for a virtuous Infidel , ( particularly in the Cafe of Invincible ...
... BECAUSE Infidelity is not of fo malignant a Nature as Immorality ; or to put the fame Reafon in another Light , because it is generally owned , there may be Salvation for a virtuous Infidel , ( particularly in the Cafe of Invincible ...
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