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... perfons in a happier fituation , is , that it is prevented by envy . " We 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 ...
... perfons in a happier fituation , is , that it is prevented by envy . " We 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 ...
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... 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 , the ignorant , the delicate and unexperienced , are thote whofe ...
... 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 , the ignorant , the delicate and unexperienced , are thote whofe ...
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... perfons , whom we know to be infenfi- ble of their misfortunes ? To inftance only the idiot and the madman , perhaps the greatest objects of human pity ! Are not thofe people often the objects of our compaflion , who account themfelves ...
... perfons , whom we know to be infenfi- ble of their misfortunes ? To inftance only the idiot and the madman , perhaps the greatest objects of human pity ! Are not thofe people often the objects of our compaflion , who account themfelves ...
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SEVERAL HANDS. he owes himself , and the example he ought to fet to perfons of honour . It is not in the power of the bravelt man to prevent his being infulted ; but it is certainly in his power to prevent the perfon infulting him from ...
SEVERAL HANDS. he owes himself , and the example he ought to fet to perfons of honour . It is not in the power of the bravelt man to prevent his being infulted ; but it is certainly in his power to prevent the perfon infulting him from ...
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... Perfons in every nation ; particularly the British and Irish , from the earliest accounts of time to the prefent period . II Vols . 8vo . I 21. 15s . in boards . Ofborne , Payne , & c . T muft ever be acknowledged in favour of the ...
... Perfons in every nation ; particularly the British and Irish , from the earliest accounts of time to the prefent period . II Vols . 8vo . I 21. 15s . in boards . Ofborne , Payne , & c . T muft ever be acknowledged in favour of the ...
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