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Page 95
... hour , to catch the pleasures within our reach , and remem ber that futurity is not at our command . Τὸ ῥόδον ἀκμάζει βαιόν χρόνον · ἦν δέ παρέλθης , Ζητῶν ευρήσεις & ῥόδον ἀλλὰ βάτον . Soon fades the rofé ; once paft the fragrant hour ...
... hour , to catch the pleasures within our reach , and remem ber that futurity is not at our command . Τὸ ῥόδον ἀκμάζει βαιόν χρόνον · ἦν δέ παρέλθης , Ζητῶν ευρήσεις & ῥόδον ἀλλὰ βάτον . Soon fades the rofé ; once paft the fragrant hour ...
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... hours for which they can find no other amusement , to gain or preferve that refpect which learning has always obtained ; or to gratify their curiofity with knowledge , which , like treafures ... hour . 186 The reafons why advice No. 87 .
... hours for which they can find no other amusement , to gain or preferve that refpect which learning has always obtained ; or to gratify their curiofity with knowledge , which , like treafures ... hour . 186 The reafons why advice No. 87 .
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... hour , I funk quiet- ly to a level with the rest of the company . But no fooner were the difhes removed , than ... hours to which fo much happiness was decreed ; the hours which had , by a kind of open proclamation , been devoted to wit ...
... hour , I funk quiet- ly to a level with the rest of the company . But no fooner were the difhes removed , than ... hours to which fo much happiness was decreed ; the hours which had , by a kind of open proclamation , been devoted to wit ...
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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