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... less than our own ? If greater , it makes the maxim falfe ; if lefs , we do not fee the propriety of calling it in this place happiness at all . So that in any cafe , our Author's illuftration renders his propofition ob- fcure . What he ...
... less than our own ? If greater , it makes the maxim falfe ; if lefs , we do not fee the propriety of calling it in this place happiness at all . So that in any cafe , our Author's illuftration renders his propofition ob- fcure . What he ...
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... less than two thoufand different lives : it extends to all ages and countries ; but , which would naturally be expected , pays particular attention to thofe of our own countrymen , who have rendered themfelves remarkable : it gives us ...
... less than two thoufand different lives : it extends to all ages and countries ; but , which would naturally be expected , pays particular attention to thofe of our own countrymen , who have rendered themfelves remarkable : it gives us ...
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... less averfion than Christianity . To fuch men as thefe I can fay nothing further . But if they who are thus fet against Christianity , cannot be won over by any thing that they may find here ; yet we may affure ourselves at least of ...
... less averfion than Christianity . To fuch men as thefe I can fay nothing further . But if they who are thus fet against Christianity , cannot be won over by any thing that they may find here ; yet we may affure ourselves at least of ...
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... less to the honour of its Author . This is very certain , that fuch a catechifm , well executed , would very little resemble ours . " Mr. Rouffeau hath condefcended to give a flight fketch of the manner in which he thinks such a ...
... less to the honour of its Author . This is very certain , that fuch a catechifm , well executed , would very little resemble ours . " Mr. Rouffeau hath condefcended to give a flight fketch of the manner in which he thinks such a ...
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... less agreeable . " Sophia is not beautiful ; but when the men are near her , they neglect the handsome women , and the beauties are diffa- tisfied with themselves . She is fcarce tolerable at first sight ; but the more you fee her , the ...
... less agreeable . " Sophia is not beautiful ; but when the men are near her , they neglect the handsome women , and the beauties are diffa- tisfied with themselves . She is fcarce tolerable at first sight ; but the more you fee her , the ...
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