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... opinion , nevertheless , and that founded on obferva- tion , that perfons who have been themfelves unfortunate , are not the most remarkable for fympathizing with , and relieving the diftreffes of , others . On the contrary , the young ...
... opinion , nevertheless , and that founded on obferva- tion , that perfons who have been themfelves unfortunate , are not the most remarkable for fympathizing with , and relieving the diftreffes of , others . On the contrary , the young ...
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... opinion , a more confolatory and well- founded tenet in all modern philofophy , than that happiness is not exclufively attached to any one ftate and condition of life ; but that Providence hath wifely bestowed on all ranks the means of ...
... opinion , a more confolatory and well- founded tenet in all modern philofophy , than that happiness is not exclufively attached to any one ftate and condition of life ; but that Providence hath wifely bestowed on all ranks the means of ...
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... opinion , the best model for Hiftorians ; in that he relates facts without judging of them , and at the fame time omits no cir- cumftance which may ferve to direct the judgment of the Reader . " Unfortunately , continues he , his ...
... opinion , the best model for Hiftorians ; in that he relates facts without judging of them , and at the fame time omits no cir- cumftance which may ferve to direct the judgment of the Reader . " Unfortunately , continues he , his ...
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... opinion , and know mankind . ” We fhould here bid adieu to our Author for the present , did we not think it expedient to take fome notice of a paffage wherein he hath expreffed himself very equivocally on the fub- ject of gratifying ...
... opinion , and know mankind . ” We fhould here bid adieu to our Author for the present , did we not think it expedient to take fome notice of a paffage wherein he hath expreffed himself very equivocally on the fub- ject of gratifying ...
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... opinion and efteem we may justly have of their per- formance , in whofe hands this power is placed , it seems not wholly impoffible , but that there may be fome defect in this great affair ; and that the causes of ill fuccefs may not ...
... opinion and efteem we may justly have of their per- formance , in whofe hands this power is placed , it seems not wholly impoffible , but that there may be fome defect in this great affair ; and that the causes of ill fuccefs may not ...
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