ProseSamuel Walker, 1826 |
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... become more and more a flave to fol- ly ; and he that does nothing , because he has nothing to do , will become vi- cious and abandoned , or at beft ridicu- lous and contemptible . I do not know a more melancholy object , than a man of ...
... become more and more a flave to fol- ly ; and he that does nothing , because he has nothing to do , will become vi- cious and abandoned , or at beft ridicu- lous and contemptible . I do not know a more melancholy object , than a man of ...
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... become the jeft of fools ; and not only , with its Divine Founder , to be fcourged and perfecuted , but with him to be mocked and fpit at , trampled on and defpifed . But to confider the dreadful confequences of ridicule on this occa ...
... become the jeft of fools ; and not only , with its Divine Founder , to be fcourged and perfecuted , but with him to be mocked and fpit at , trampled on and defpifed . But to confider the dreadful confequences of ridicule on this occa ...
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... become the prey of vice ; and the more fo , as they have the means to indulge it more in their power . A vacant mind is exactly that houfe mentioned in the gofpel , which the devil found empty . In he entered ; and taking with him feven ...
... become the prey of vice ; and the more fo , as they have the means to indulge it more in their power . A vacant mind is exactly that houfe mentioned in the gofpel , which the devil found empty . In he entered ; and taking with him feven ...
Inhalt
Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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