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... Himself . Of Modesty ; becaufe We no longer confider Him in the raised , but invidious Capacity of a Teacher . Instead of calling Us to his Feet , and dictating his Precepts , He gratifies our Curiosity . He turns back a Cur- tain , and ...
... Himself . Of Modesty ; becaufe We no longer confider Him in the raised , but invidious Capacity of a Teacher . Instead of calling Us to his Feet , and dictating his Precepts , He gratifies our Curiosity . He turns back a Cur- tain , and ...
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... Himself no overbearing or oftentatious Airs . In Trebonius , You fee the brave Officer , regulated by all the Decency of the Academic , and sweetened with all the Affability of the Cour- tier . No one affects a morofe Silence , or ...
... Himself no overbearing or oftentatious Airs . In Trebonius , You fee the brave Officer , regulated by all the Decency of the Academic , and sweetened with all the Affability of the Cour- tier . No one affects a morofe Silence , or ...
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... Himself makes his Entrance . He fpeaks from the Whirlwind , and fummons the Creation : fummons Heaven , and all its fhining Hoft ; the Elements , and their moft wonderful Pro- ductions ; to vouch for the Wisdom of his pro- vidential ...
... Himself makes his Entrance . He fpeaks from the Whirlwind , and fummons the Creation : fummons Heaven , and all its fhining Hoft ; the Elements , and their moft wonderful Pro- ductions ; to vouch for the Wisdom of his pro- vidential ...
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... Himself to all Circumftances -- The Prizes He won , as a youthful Champion ; and the Victories He gain- ed , as an experienced General - His mafterly Hand upon the Harp , and his inimitable Talent for Poetry - The ad- mirable ...
... Himself to all Circumftances -- The Prizes He won , as a youthful Champion ; and the Victories He gain- ed , as an experienced General - His mafterly Hand upon the Harp , and his inimitable Talent for Poetry - The ad- mirable ...
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... Himself . Bigotry hears away its Pre- judice ; and Pride ( when the Moral fo fweetly , fo imperceptibly infinuates ) even Pride itself lends a willing Ear to Admonition . Afp . Afp . It has been very justly remarked , That 36 I. DIALOGUE.
... Himself . Bigotry hears away its Pre- judice ; and Pride ( when the Moral fo fweetly , fo imperceptibly infinuates ) even Pride itself lends a willing Ear to Admonition . Afp . Afp . It has been very justly remarked , That 36 I. DIALOGUE.
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