The Guardian, Volume 2J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1747 - 555 pages |
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Page 21
... Virtue in himself , ever envies Virtue in others . I know not how it comes to pafs , but Detraction , thro ' all Ages , has been found a Vice which the Fair Sex too easily give into . Not the Roman Saty- rift could use them with more ...
... Virtue in himself , ever envies Virtue in others . I know not how it comes to pafs , but Detraction , thro ' all Ages , has been found a Vice which the Fair Sex too easily give into . Not the Roman Saty- rift could use them with more ...
Page 109
... Virtue of his Soul can move ; Not the red Arm of angry Jove , That flings the Thunder from the Sky , And gives it ... Virtue fo truly great and godlike as Juftice . Virtues are the Virtues of Created Beings , or h or accommodated ...
... Virtue of his Soul can move ; Not the red Arm of angry Jove , That flings the Thunder from the Sky , And gives it ... Virtue fo truly great and godlike as Juftice . Virtues are the Virtues of Created Beings , or h or accommodated ...
Page 498
... Virtue of the Heart , and not of the Hands , fays an old Writer . Gifts and Alms are the Expreffions , not the Effence of this Virtue . A Man may be- ftow great Sums on the Poor and Indigent without being Charitable , and may be Chari ...
... Virtue of the Heart , and not of the Hands , fays an old Writer . Gifts and Alms are the Expreffions , not the Effence of this Virtue . A Man may be- ftow great Sums on the Poor and Indigent without being Charitable , and may be Chari ...
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