The Guardian, Volume 2J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1747 - 555 pages |
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Page 38
... thofe of Condition . One Order of Mankind trips faft after the next above it , and by this Rule you may trace Iniquity from the Con- verfations of the moft Wealthy to thofe of the humbleft Degree . It is an Act of great Re- folution to ...
... thofe of Condition . One Order of Mankind trips faft after the next above it , and by this Rule you may trace Iniquity from the Con- verfations of the moft Wealthy to thofe of the humbleft Degree . It is an Act of great Re- folution to ...
Page 277
... thofe who rejoice in exert- ing the Force and Activity of their Corporeal Organs ; for Operations of the latter fort are li- mited to a narrow Extent of Time and Place , whereas thofe of the Mind are Permanent and Univerfal . Plato and ...
... thofe who rejoice in exert- ing the Force and Activity of their Corporeal Organs ; for Operations of the latter fort are li- mited to a narrow Extent of Time and Place , whereas thofe of the Mind are Permanent and Univerfal . Plato and ...
Page 449
... thofe - Infects , not to go into any other Hole but ⚫ their own . They don't exercise Hospitality ; but they are very ready to help one another out of their Holes . They put down their Loads at the Entrance of a neighbouring Neft ; and ...
... thofe - Infects , not to go into any other Hole but ⚫ their own . They don't exercise Hospitality ; but they are very ready to help one another out of their Holes . They put down their Loads at the Entrance of a neighbouring Neft ; and ...
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