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... happened to admit it , and , however it may interrupt content , makes no attack on piety or virtue , I cannot think it fo far criminal or ridiculous , but that it may deferve fome pity , and admit fome excufe . 1 That all are equally ...
... happened to admit it , and , however it may interrupt content , makes no attack on piety or virtue , I cannot think it fo far criminal or ridiculous , but that it may deferve fome pity , and admit fome excufe . 1 That all are equally ...
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... happened , that the antagonists met in full oppofition . In thefe encounters , FALSE- HOOD always invefted her head with clouds , and commanded FRAUD to place ambushes about her . In her left hand fhe bore the fhield of IMPUDENCE , and ...
... happened , that the antagonists met in full oppofition . In thefe encounters , FALSE- HOOD always invefted her head with clouds , and commanded FRAUD to place ambushes about her . In her left hand fhe bore the fhield of IMPUDENCE , and ...
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... happened to be de- lighted , by concurring with his talte for fome par- ticular fpecies of curiofities , by relifhing the fame wine , or applauding the fame cookery . Even thofe whom wifdom or virtue have placed above regard to fuch ...
... happened to be de- lighted , by concurring with his talte for fome par- ticular fpecies of curiofities , by relifhing the fame wine , or applauding the fame cookery . Even thofe whom wifdom or virtue have placed above regard to fuch ...
Contents
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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