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... appear fufficient- ly evident on confidering his other maxims . 2d Maxim . We pity in others thofe evils only , from which we think ourselves not exempt . It is plain , from this affertion , that our Author cannot speak here of the ...
... appear fufficient- ly evident on confidering his other maxims . 2d Maxim . We pity in others thofe evils only , from which we think ourselves not exempt . It is plain , from this affertion , that our Author cannot speak here of the ...
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... appear to be the more they difguife themfelves , the better they are known , " Unfortunately , the study of history is not without its dan- gers and inconveniencies of various kinds . It is a very difficult matter to place one's felf in ...
... appear to be the more they difguife themfelves , the better they are known , " Unfortunately , the study of history is not without its dan- gers and inconveniencies of various kinds . It is a very difficult matter to place one's felf in ...
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... appear to us to have been enfeebled , pro- bably by the mifcorrecting hands of the univerfity cenfors , who frequently do more hurt than good . This , however , is only conjecture . Thus the Poet addreffes himself to his country : Fair ...
... appear to us to have been enfeebled , pro- bably by the mifcorrecting hands of the univerfity cenfors , who frequently do more hurt than good . This , however , is only conjecture . Thus the Poet addreffes himself to his country : Fair ...
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... appear in the public and more active fcenes of life , and as they affect the general courte of human affairs : whereas the latter , without omitting the pub- lic , leads us more into private and domeftic fituations ; brings us ...
... appear in the public and more active fcenes of life , and as they affect the general courte of human affairs : whereas the latter , without omitting the pub- lic , leads us more into private and domeftic fituations ; brings us ...
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... appear to thofe who examine it with attention ; and this may indeed be generally expected , where many hands are employed , of different principles , fenti- ments and abilities ; and where the materials of the whole are fo various and ...
... appear to thofe who examine it with attention ; and this may indeed be generally expected , where many hands are employed , of different principles , fenti- ments and abilities ; and where the materials of the whole are fo various and ...
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