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Page 109
... Virtue and Vice are blended and mixed together , in a greater or lefs Proportion , in every one ; and if you would fearch for fome particular good Quality in its moft eminent Degree of Perfection , you will often find it in a Mind ...
... Virtue and Vice are blended and mixed together , in a greater or lefs Proportion , in every one ; and if you would fearch for fome particular good Quality in its moft eminent Degree of Perfection , you will often find it in a Mind ...
Page 110
... Virtue and Vice , wish and abhor the fame thing . It is certain therefore we have two Souls : When the good Soul rules , I undertake noble and virtuous A- -Etions ; but when the bad Soul predomi- nates , I am forced to do Evil . All I ...
... Virtue and Vice , wish and abhor the fame thing . It is certain therefore we have two Souls : When the good Soul rules , I undertake noble and virtuous A- -Etions ; but when the bad Soul predomi- nates , I am forced to do Evil . All I ...
Page 111
... Virtues and Vices , of Good and Evil ; I might carry this Reflection ftill farther , and make it extend to most of their Actions . If on the one hand we fairly weighed every Circumftance , we should frequent- ly find them obliged to do ...
... Virtues and Vices , of Good and Evil ; I might carry this Reflection ftill farther , and make it extend to most of their Actions . If on the one hand we fairly weighed every Circumftance , we should frequent- ly find them obliged to do ...
Page 125
... . As ' the Profeffion is very ancient , we have ' Reason to think fome of the greatest Men , among the old Romans , derived • many F 3 many of their Virtues from it , their Commanders being N ° 566. The SPECTATOR . 125.
... . As ' the Profeffion is very ancient , we have ' Reason to think fome of the greatest Men , among the old Romans , derived • many F 3 many of their Virtues from it , their Commanders being N ° 566. The SPECTATOR . 125.
Page 126
many of their Virtues from it , their Commanders being frequently , in o- ' ther Refpects , fome of the most ' fhining Characters of the Age . THE Army not only gives a Man Opportunities of exercifing thofe two great Virtues Patience ...
many of their Virtues from it , their Commanders being frequently , in o- ' ther Refpects , fome of the most ' fhining Characters of the Age . THE Army not only gives a Man Opportunities of exercifing thofe two great Virtues Patience ...
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