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... danger , which are the lot of man , more eafy to him . The raw fol- dier , who trembles at the first encoun- ter , becomes a hardy veteran in a few campaigns . Habit renders danger fa- miliar , and of course indifferent to him . But ...
... danger , which are the lot of man , more eafy to him . The raw fol- dier , who trembles at the first encoun- ter , becomes a hardy veteran in a few campaigns . Habit renders danger fa- miliar , and of course indifferent to him . But ...
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... dangerous , I fhall just add , that even were your morals in no danger from fuch inter- courfe , your characters would infallibly fuffer . The world will always judge of you by your companions : and no- body will fuppofe , that a youth ...
... dangerous , I fhall just add , that even were your morals in no danger from fuch inter- courfe , your characters would infallibly fuffer . The world will always judge of you by your companions : and no- body will fuppofe , that a youth ...
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... danger of being ftranded on the fands at the bottom of the fea ; and muft in evitably have been loft , had not the ftorm ( by good fortune ) been fo ftrong from every quarter , that he did not know on which fide to bulge first . When ...
... danger of being ftranded on the fands at the bottom of the fea ; and muft in evitably have been loft , had not the ftorm ( by good fortune ) been fo ftrong from every quarter , that he did not know on which fide to bulge first . When ...
Inhalt
Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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