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... never fympathife with the rich and great , fays he , however fincerely attached to them ; tho ' we do fo with the happinefs of perfons of meaner condition , as , for inftance , thofe who compofe and enjoy fcenes of rural fimplicity ...
... never fympathife with the rich and great , fays he , however fincerely attached to them ; tho ' we do fo with the happinefs of perfons of meaner condition , as , for inftance , thofe who compofe and enjoy fcenes of rural fimplicity ...
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... never put ourselves into the place of , or have a fellow - feeling with , thofe who are more happy than our- felves ; [ des gens qui font plus heureux que nous . ] Is the hap- pinefs [ du bonheur ] of the meaner fort , by which we are ...
... never put ourselves into the place of , or have a fellow - feeling with , thofe who are more happy than our- felves ; [ des gens qui font plus heureux que nous . ] Is the hap- pinefs [ du bonheur ] of the meaner fort , by which we are ...
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... never efface . Condemned by his profeffion to spend his youth in gar- rifons , he chofe rather to bear the raillery of his companions than imitate their vices . I was a man , faid he , and have had my foibles ; but during my whole life ...
... never efface . Condemned by his profeffion to spend his youth in gar- rifons , he chofe rather to bear the raillery of his companions than imitate their vices . I was a man , faid he , and have had my foibles ; but during my whole life ...
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... never ceafes to calumniaté mankind . " " But the hiftorical relation of facts is , by no means , an ac- curate delineation of them , as they really happened : they change their afpect in the brain of the Hiftorian , they bend to his ...
... never ceafes to calumniaté mankind . " " But the hiftorical relation of facts is , by no means , an ac- curate delineation of them , as they really happened : they change their afpect in the brain of the Hiftorian , they bend to his ...
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... never be expofed to quarrels . But , fay you , who can be fecure from a flap in the face , or from not having the lie given him by fome brutal drunkard , or hectoring bravo , who , for the pleasure of killing his man , begins by ...
... never be expofed to quarrels . But , fay you , who can be fecure from a flap in the face , or from not having the lie given him by fome brutal drunkard , or hectoring bravo , who , for the pleasure of killing his man , begins by ...
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