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... true than the following line ; Non ignara mali , miferis fuccurrere difco , It is our opinion , nevertheless , and that founded on obferva- tion , that perfons who have been themfelves unfortunate , are not the most remarkable for ...
... true than the following line ; Non ignara mali , miferis fuccurrere difco , It is our opinion , nevertheless , and that founded on obferva- tion , that perfons who have been themfelves unfortunate , are not the most remarkable for ...
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... true . Is it not notori- ous , that we of.en pity 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 ...
... true . Is it not notori- ous , that we of.en pity 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 ...
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... true , that no length of time , habit , wif- dom , nor good humour , can alleviate , or even annihilate , ma ny of the evils of poverty ? That men , while they are men , must be fenfible of thofe neceffities which urge them to felf ...
... true , that no length of time , habit , wif- dom , nor good humour , can alleviate , or even annihilate , ma ny of the evils of poverty ? That men , while they are men , must be fenfible of thofe neceffities which urge them to felf ...
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... true , affigns caufes , but they are of his own invention ; even criticism itself , is nothing more than the art of conjecturing ; the art of felecting , from a num- ber of lies , that which bears the nearest resemblance to truth ...
... true , affigns caufes , but they are of his own invention ; even criticism itself , is nothing more than the art of conjecturing ; the art of felecting , from a num- ber of lies , that which bears the nearest resemblance to truth ...
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... true ancient Palmyrene language , and though the characters feem to the ignorant as fo many pot - hooks , yet it is replete with much good sense , witness the following tranflation which I have humbly attempted . Happy George ! and ...
... true ancient Palmyrene language , and though the characters feem to the ignorant as fo many pot - hooks , yet it is replete with much good sense , witness the following tranflation which I have humbly attempted . Happy George ! and ...
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