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... honour and influence among the people ; and having refolved the whole of it into external rites , and a multitude of vain traditional obfervances , were generally regardless of the obligations of moral virtue , and the fubftantial im ...
... honour and influence among the people ; and having refolved the whole of it into external rites , and a multitude of vain traditional obfervances , were generally regardless of the obligations of moral virtue , and the fubftantial im ...
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... honour our dignity , but lofe juft so many pleasures for which we were formed , and those the most fublime and refined of all our pleasures.- -Again , if it be contrary to nature , it must be a false sophisticated Happiness , liable to ...
... honour our dignity , but lofe juft so many pleasures for which we were formed , and those the most fublime and refined of all our pleasures.- -Again , if it be contrary to nature , it must be a false sophisticated Happiness , liable to ...
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... honour of his nature , and fond of that which bumbles and degrades it ; and must either have no notion of any Happi- nefs beyond what irrational creatures are capable of , or is defirous of none that is more excellent . THE SECOND rule ...
... honour of his nature , and fond of that which bumbles and degrades it ; and must either have no notion of any Happi- nefs beyond what irrational creatures are capable of , or is defirous of none that is more excellent . THE SECOND rule ...
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... honoured in his ftation , is fond of prebeminence and a more confpicuous dig- nity ; if a third wants to be furnish'd with all the trifling unneceffaries of luxurious ex- travagance I can fee no way , notwith- standing the vast ...
... honoured in his ftation , is fond of prebeminence and a more confpicuous dig- nity ; if a third wants to be furnish'd with all the trifling unneceffaries of luxurious ex- travagance I can fee no way , notwith- standing the vast ...
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... honour- able guide through that stage of levity and danger . It approves itself likewife to the fedate reflection , and mature judgment , of our riper years ; and renders old age more venerable , and fubmiffively patient under its ...
... honour- able guide through that stage of levity and danger . It approves itself likewife to the fedate reflection , and mature judgment , of our riper years ; and renders old age more venerable , and fubmiffively patient under its ...
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