The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 84
... himself , as that whatever Endowments he may have , he may ap- pear to value himself upon no Qualities but fuch as any Man may arrive at : He ought to think no Man valu- able but for his publick Spirit , Justice and Integrity ; and all ...
... himself , as that whatever Endowments he may have , he may ap- pear to value himself upon no Qualities but fuch as any Man may arrive at : He ought to think no Man valu- able but for his publick Spirit , Justice and Integrity ; and all ...
Page 138
... himself the fecond , properly ftudies for Use . The one does it to raife himself a Fortune , the other to fet off that which he is already poffeffed of . But as far the greater part of Mankind are included in the latter Clafs , I fhall ...
... himself the fecond , properly ftudies for Use . The one does it to raife himself a Fortune , the other to fet off that which he is already poffeffed of . But as far the greater part of Mankind are included in the latter Clafs , I fhall ...
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. • ( often a Secret to the proud Man himself ) is the most ordinary Spring of Action among Men . You need no more than to difcover what a Man values himself for ; then of all things admire that Quality , but be fure to be failing in it ...
. • ( often a Secret to the proud Man himself ) is the most ordinary Spring of Action among Men . You need no more than to difcover what a Man values himself for ; then of all things admire that Quality , but be fure to be failing in it ...
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