The Spectator. ...J. Tonson, 1724 |
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... Humanity obliges a Gentleman to give no Part of Humankind Reproach , for what they , whom they reproach , may poffibly have in common with the moft virtuous and worthy amongst us . When a Gentleman fpeaks Coarfly , he has dreffed ...
... Humanity obliges a Gentleman to give no Part of Humankind Reproach , for what they , whom they reproach , may poffibly have in common with the moft virtuous and worthy amongst us . When a Gentleman fpeaks Coarfly , he has dreffed ...
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... Humanity and good Nature , fortified by the Senfe of Virtue , has the fame Effect upon him , as the Neglect of all Goodness has upon many others . Being firmly Eftablished in all Matters of Im- portance , that certain Inattention which ...
... Humanity and good Nature , fortified by the Senfe of Virtue , has the fame Effect upon him , as the Neglect of all Goodness has upon many others . Being firmly Eftablished in all Matters of Im- portance , that certain Inattention which ...
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... the private Life of Pharamond of France . Pharamond , fays my Author , was a Prince of infi- ' nite Humanity and Generofity , and at the fame time the most pleasant and facetious Companion 6 at N ° 76. The SPECTATOR . 17 • ...
... the private Life of Pharamond of France . Pharamond , fays my Author , was a Prince of infi- ' nite Humanity and Generofity , and at the fame time the most pleasant and facetious Companion 6 at N ° 76. The SPECTATOR . 17 • ...
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... Human Society depends upon his having the Vengeance Law allots him ; and the Debtor owes his Liberty to his Neighbour , as much as the Mur- derer does his Life to his Prince . OUR Gentry are , generally fpeak- ing , in Debt ; and many ...
... Human Society depends upon his having the Vengeance Law allots him ; and the Debtor owes his Liberty to his Neighbour , as much as the Mur- derer does his Life to his Prince . OUR Gentry are , generally fpeak- ing , in Debt ; and many ...
Page 76
... human Life turns upon the fame Principles and Paffions in all Ages , I thought it very proper to take Minutes of what paffed in that Age , for the In- struction of this . The Antiquary who lent me these Papers , gave me a Cha- racter of ...
... human Life turns upon the fame Principles and Paffions in all Ages , I thought it very proper to take Minutes of what paffed in that Age , for the In- struction of this . The Antiquary who lent me these Papers , gave me a Cha- racter of ...
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