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... virtue of a horse nefit which only men like you are able to be- or a dog . He should have known that kind af- stow . I shall now live mihi carior , with a higher fections are the essence of virtue : they are the opinion of my own merit ...
... virtue of a horse nefit which only men like you are able to be- or a dog . He should have known that kind af- stow . I shall now live mihi carior , with a higher fections are the essence of virtue : they are the opinion of my own merit ...
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... virtues , with which very few are bless'd ? While underneath this rude , uncouth disguise , A genius of extensive ... virtue only , that can make us happy . " In the translation the zeal of the Christian conspired with the warmth and ...
... virtues , with which very few are bless'd ? While underneath this rude , uncouth disguise , A genius of extensive ... virtue only , that can make us happy . " In the translation the zeal of the Christian conspired with the warmth and ...
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... virtue amiable ; John- colloquial barbarisms and licentious idioms , he son represents it as an awful duty . Addison in forgot the elegant simplicity that distinguishes sinuates himself with an air of modesty ; John the writings of ...
... virtue amiable ; John- colloquial barbarisms and licentious idioms , he son represents it as an awful duty . Addison in forgot the elegant simplicity that distinguishes sinuates himself with an air of modesty ; John the writings of ...
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... virtue from an ancient writer , by no means eminent for chastity of thought . The same kind , though not the same degree of caution , is required in every thing which is laid before them , to secure them from unjust prejudices ...
... virtue from an ancient writer , by no means eminent for chastity of thought . The same kind , though not the same degree of caution , is required in every thing which is laid before them , to secure them from unjust prejudices ...
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... virtue ; of virtue not angelical , nor above probability , for what we cannot credit , we shall never imitate , but the highest and purest that humanity can reach , which , exercised in such trials as the vari- ous revolutions of things ...
... virtue ; of virtue not angelical , nor above probability , for what we cannot credit , we shall never imitate , but the highest and purest that humanity can reach , which , exercised in such trials as the vari- ous revolutions of things ...
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