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Page 55
... advantage , than fome convenience of equal weight is difcovered on the other fide , and the refolutions which are fuggefted by the nicest examination , are often repented as foon as they are taken . Eumenes , a young man of great ...
... advantage , than fome convenience of equal weight is difcovered on the other fide , and the refolutions which are fuggefted by the nicest examination , are often repented as foon as they are taken . Eumenes , a young man of great ...
Page 244
... advantage but fuch as fhe owed to inconftancy , weakness , and artifice . She therefore , in the anger of disappointment , called upon her father JUPITER to re - eltablish her in the fkies , and leave mankind to the diforder and mifery ...
... advantage but fuch as fhe owed to inconftancy , weakness , and artifice . She therefore , in the anger of disappointment , called upon her father JUPITER to re - eltablish her in the fkies , and leave mankind to the diforder and mifery ...
Page 257
... advantage is on his fide , without confidering , that unneceffarily to ob- trude unpleafing ideas , is a fpecies of oppreffion ; VOL . II . Kk and and that it is little more criminal to deprive ano- No. 98 . 257 of cultivating politeness .
... advantage is on his fide , without confidering , that unneceffarily to ob- trude unpleafing ideas , is a fpecies of oppreffion ; VOL . II . Kk and and that it is little more criminal to deprive ano- No. 98 . 257 of cultivating politeness .
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A deathbed the true fchool of wiſdom The effects | 54 |
The dignity and uſefulneſs of biography | 60 |
Paffion not to be eradicated | 66 |
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