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But the true and honest purpose of this epistle is , to de . sire a place in your friendship , without pretending to add any thing to your reputation ; who , by your own gallant actions , have acquired , that your name through all ages ...
But the true and honest purpose of this epistle is , to de . sire a place in your friendship , without pretending to add any thing to your reputation ; who , by your own gallant actions , have acquired , that your name through all ages ...
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... part in moving us to exert ourselves in such things as ought to derive their beginnings from nobler considerations . ... which makes men to the public their service , provided there be any thing useful in what they produce : I shall ...
... part in moving us to exert ourselves in such things as ought to derive their beginnings from nobler considerations . ... which makes men to the public their service , provided there be any thing useful in what they produce : I shall ...
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As soon as he has delin vered this definition , from which one would expect he did not delign to sew a particular inclination for or - agaiost any thing before he had conlidered it , he gives up all tiles to the character of a Free ...
As soon as he has delin vered this definition , from which one would expect he did not delign to sew a particular inclination for or - agaiost any thing before he had conlidered it , he gives up all tiles to the character of a Free ...
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... well as the sense of any thing else , is lively and warm in propor , tion to the faculties of the head and heart . ... as making a fervent prayWhen men are thus low and narrow in their apprehensions of things , and at the same time ...
... well as the sense of any thing else , is lively and warm in propor , tion to the faculties of the head and heart . ... as making a fervent prayWhen men are thus low and narrow in their apprehensions of things , and at the same time ...
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To express . my notion of the thing in a word : To say more to a man than one thioks , with a prospect of iniereft , is dishoneft ; and without it foolish : and whoever has bad success in such an under taking , muft of necesity ...
To express . my notion of the thing in a word : To say more to a man than one thioks , with a prospect of iniereft , is dishoneft ; and without it foolish : and whoever has bad success in such an under taking , muft of necesity ...
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| Titel | The Guardian: In Two Volumes, Band 1 The Guardian: In Two Volumes, Sir Richard Steele |
| Mitwirkende | Sir Richard Steele, Joseph Addison |
| Verlag | J. Thompson and S. Dampier, 1762 |
| Original von | University of California |
| Digitalisiert | 15. Mai 2018 |
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