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... fhould have for its Bafis and Support Frugality . By this means the beneficent Spirit works in a Man from the ... fhould not a Man take care to fecure an Ability to do things praife - worthy as long as he lives ? Or could there be a more ...
... fhould have for its Bafis and Support Frugality . By this means the beneficent Spirit works in a Man from the ... fhould not a Man take care to fecure an Ability to do things praife - worthy as long as he lives ? Or could there be a more ...
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... fhould take his VoyageWeftward , till his Compani- ons fhould eat their Tables ; and that accordingly , upon his landing in Italy , as they were eating their Flesh upon Cakes of Bread , for want of other Conveniences , they afterwards ...
... fhould take his VoyageWeftward , till his Compani- ons fhould eat their Tables ; and that accordingly , upon his landing in Italy , as they were eating their Flesh upon Cakes of Bread , for want of other Conveniences , they afterwards ...
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... fhould be Law . An ill Intention well proved fhould ⚫ meet with no Allevation , because it our - ran it felf . There ⚫ cannot be too greatSeverity ufed against the Injuftice as well as Cruelty of those who play with Men's Lives , by ...
... fhould be Law . An ill Intention well proved fhould ⚫ meet with no Allevation , because it our - ran it felf . There ⚫ cannot be too greatSeverity ufed against the Injuftice as well as Cruelty of those who play with Men's Lives , by ...
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