The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Page 102
... Fortune . A conftant Benignity in Commerce with the rest of the World , which ought to run thro ' all a Man's Actions , has Effects more useful to those whom you oblige , and less oftentatious in yourself . He turns his Recommendation ...
... Fortune . A conftant Benignity in Commerce with the rest of the World , which ought to run thro ' all a Man's Actions , has Effects more useful to those whom you oblige , and less oftentatious in yourself . He turns his Recommendation ...
Page 156
... Fortune ; ⚫ and therefore may occafion a Judgment of a fuitable Ex- travagance in other Particulars : But the Disadvantage ' with which the Man of narrow Circumftances acts and fpeaks , is fo feelingly fet forth in a little Book called ...
... Fortune ; ⚫ and therefore may occafion a Judgment of a fuitable Ex- travagance in other Particulars : But the Disadvantage ' with which the Man of narrow Circumftances acts and fpeaks , is fo feelingly fet forth in a little Book called ...
Page 157
... Fortune does not make the beft ufe of this Retirement , would be a Conclufion extremely uncharitable . From ' what has , or will be faid , I hope no Confequence can be extorted , implying , that I would have any young Fellow spend more ...
... Fortune does not make the beft ufe of this Retirement , would be a Conclufion extremely uncharitable . From ' what has , or will be faid , I hope no Confequence can be extorted , implying , that I would have any young Fellow spend more ...
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