The Works of Hannah More, Volumen3Henry G. Bohn, 1854 |
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... pleasure , is the degrading triumph of those fair victims to luxury , caprice , and despotism , whom the laws and ... pleasures of an equal , social , virtuous , and delightful intercourse : thus richly I turn with an earnest hope , that ...
... pleasure , is the degrading triumph of those fair victims to luxury , caprice , and despotism , whom the laws and ... pleasures of an equal , social , virtuous , and delightful intercourse : thus richly I turn with an earnest hope , that ...
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... pleasure , he doubted not of safety . In the company of certain women , of good fashion and no ill fame , he makes shipwreck of his religion . He sees them treat with levity or derision subjects which he has been used to hear named with ...
... pleasure , he doubted not of safety . In the company of certain women , of good fashion and no ill fame , he makes shipwreck of his religion . He sees them treat with levity or derision subjects which he has been used to hear named with ...
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... pleasure to respect , and inclination to honour ; how far it be delicate to sneer at that purity which made self - denial a proof of affection ; to call in question the sound understanding of him who preferred the fame of his mistress ...
... pleasure to respect , and inclination to honour ; how far it be delicate to sneer at that purity which made self - denial a proof of affection ; to call in question the sound understanding of him who preferred the fame of his mistress ...
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... pleasure they sometimes express at the attentions of such a popular libertine , whose voluble small - talk they admire , whose sprightly nothings they quote , whose vices they justify or extenuate , and whom perhaps their very favour ...
... pleasure they sometimes express at the attentions of such a popular libertine , whose voluble small - talk they admire , whose sprightly nothings they quote , whose vices they justify or extenuate , and whom perhaps their very favour ...
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... pleasures . Refined enter- tainments , luxurious decorations , select music , what- ever furnishes any delight , rare and exquisite to the senses , these soften the severity of criticism ; these palliate sins , these varnish over the ...
... pleasures . Refined enter- tainments , luxurious decorations , select music , what- ever furnishes any delight , rare and exquisite to the senses , these soften the severity of criticism ; these palliate sins , these varnish over the ...
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