“The” Spectator ...J. Wood, 1761 |
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... Such probably were the confiderations that directed the wife man in his advice to hufbands ; Be not jealous over the wife of thy bofom , and teach her not an eqil leffon against thyself . Eccl . AND here , among the other torments which ...
... Such probably were the confiderations that directed the wife man in his advice to hufbands ; Be not jealous over the wife of thy bofom , and teach her not an eqil leffon against thyself . Eccl . AND here , among the other torments which ...
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... Such a tranfient temporary good - nature as this , is not that philan- thropy , that love of mankind , which deferves the title of a moral virtue . - THE next way of a man's bringing his good - nature to the teft , is , to confider ...
... Such a tranfient temporary good - nature as this , is not that philan- thropy , that love of mankind , which deferves the title of a moral virtue . - THE next way of a man's bringing his good - nature to the teft , is , to confider ...
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... such an unreasonable proceeding , I fhall only infilt on one . We make it the condition of our forgivencfs that we forgive others . In our very prayers we defire no more than to be treated by this kind of retaliation . The cafe ...
... such an unreasonable proceeding , I fhall only infilt on one . We make it the condition of our forgivencfs that we forgive others . In our very prayers we defire no more than to be treated by this kind of retaliation . The cafe ...
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... Such an offspring as the eldest son of my friend perpetuates his father in the fame manner as the appearance of his ghoft would : it is indeed Ruricola , but it is Ruricola grown .frightful . I KNOW not what to attribute the brutal turn ...
... Such an offspring as the eldest son of my friend perpetuates his father in the fame manner as the appearance of his ghoft would : it is indeed Ruricola , but it is Ruricola grown .frightful . I KNOW not what to attribute the brutal turn ...
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... Such confiderations sweeten the old man's evening , and his fo- Jiloquy delights him when he can fay to himself , No man can tell my child , his father was either unmerciful or un- juft : my fon fhall meet many a man who fhall fay to ...
... Such confiderations sweeten the old man's evening , and his fo- Jiloquy delights him when he can fay to himself , No man can tell my child , his father was either unmerciful or un- juft : my fon fhall meet many a man who fhall fay to ...
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