...as I have already hinted, does -not extend to religious or moral duties, does not prohibit the Iolid enjoyments of vice, but only throws a veil of decency between it and the vulgar, conceals part of it's native deformity, and prevents fcandal, and bad example. It is a fort of pepper-corn quit rent...

...as I have already hinted, does not extend to religious or moral duties, does not prohibit the folid enjoyments of vice, but only throws a veil of decency...conceals part of its native deformity, and prevents fcandal and bad example. It is a fort of pepper-corn quit-rent paid to virtue, as aa acknowledgment...

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...exclusively, and to avail themselves of the simplicity, the ignorance, and the prejudices of the vulgar, wfeo have neither the same strength of mind, nor the same...sort of pepper-corn quit-rent paid to virtue, as an acknowledgement of its superiority ; but according to our present constitution, is the easy price of...

...serious introduction, I am not going to preach either religious or moral duties. On the contrary, it is 4 scheme of interest which I mean to communicate, and...vassalage. Those who would be respected by others, must first respect themselves. A certain exterior purity and dignity of character commands respect, procures...

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...characteristic of the present age be true, must, I should apprehend, be highly acceptable to the generalfty of my readers I take it for granted that the most...sort of pepper-corn quit-rent paid to virtue, as an acknowledgement of its superiority ; but according to our present constitution, is the easy price of...

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