The Spectator, Volume 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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Page 180
... fhall not repine , though I my- felf fhall have left me but very few Days to appear in Public : But preferring the general Weal and Advantage to any Confiderations of myself , I am refolved for the future to publifh any Spectator that ...
... fhall not repine , though I my- felf fhall have left me but very few Days to appear in Public : But preferring the general Weal and Advantage to any Confiderations of myself , I am refolved for the future to publifh any Spectator that ...
Page 190
... fhall ever juftly upbraid me with . No , I fhall glory in contributing my utmoft to the Weal Public ; and if my Country receives Five or Six Pounds a - day by my La- bours , I fhall be very well pleased to find myself fo use- ful a ...
... fhall ever juftly upbraid me with . No , I fhall glory in contributing my utmoft to the Weal Public ; and if my Country receives Five or Six Pounds a - day by my La- bours , I fhall be very well pleased to find myself fo use- ful a ...
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... fhall diftinguish by the Name of Faith , the second by that of Morality . 1 IF we look into the more ferious Part of Mankind , we find many who lay fo great a Stress upon Faith , that they neglect Morality ; and many who build fo much ...
... fhall diftinguish by the Name of Faith , the second by that of Morality . 1 IF we look into the more ferious Part of Mankind , we find many who lay fo great a Stress upon Faith , that they neglect Morality ; and many who build fo much ...
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