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... merit , but for my poor tranflation , would have been unknown to this ignorant age . Ifis ' fons fhall weep in folio . Truly , Ifis ' fons are good and grateful children , and it must be owned they have had hard work of late ; within ...
... merit , but for my poor tranflation , would have been unknown to this ignorant age . Ifis ' fons fhall weep in folio . Truly , Ifis ' fons are good and grateful children , and it must be owned they have had hard work of late ; within ...
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... merit he hath the fame important objects profeffedly in view and in many refpects purfues them with equal advan- tage and fuccefs . The actions and characters of men it is alike their their province to defcribe ; with this principal ...
... merit he hath the fame important objects profeffedly in view and in many refpects purfues them with equal advan- tage and fuccefs . The actions and characters of men it is alike their their province to defcribe ; with this principal ...
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... merits encouragement . That it is very unequally done , will foon 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 ...
... merits encouragement . That it is very unequally done , will foon 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 ...
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... merit or virtue , which is left remaining when all generofity , free inclination , public - fpiritedness , and every thing elfe befides private regard , is taken away . If this may be faid to be our cafe under this difpute , and that ...
... merit or virtue , which is left remaining when all generofity , free inclination , public - fpiritedness , and every thing elfe befides private regard , is taken away . If this may be faid to be our cafe under this difpute , and that ...
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... merit was that of a natura- lift ; it was this part of his character that introduced him early into the acquaintance of the moft eminent perfons , in that way , of the age , Mr. Boyle and Mr. Raye , whofe friendship he was very careful ...
... merit was that of a natura- lift ; it was this part of his character that introduced him early into the acquaintance of the moft eminent perfons , in that way , of the age , Mr. Boyle and Mr. Raye , whofe friendship he was very careful ...
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