ProseSamuel Walker, 1826 |
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... endeavour to fecure to ourfelves the pleafures and gratifications of a life which is uncertain and precari- ous , and at its utmoft length of a very inconfiderable duration ; or to fecure to ourselves the pleafures of a life that is ...
... endeavour to fecure to ourfelves the pleafures and gratifications of a life which is uncertain and precari- ous , and at its utmoft length of a very inconfiderable duration ; or to fecure to ourselves the pleafures of a life that is ...
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... endeavour to exprefs , when we fay , a modeft affurance ; by which we understand , the just mean between bash- fulness and impudence . I fhall conclude with obferving , that as the fame man may be both modeft and affured , fo it is alfo ...
... endeavour to exprefs , when we fay , a modeft affurance ; by which we understand , the just mean between bash- fulness and impudence . I fhall conclude with obferving , that as the fame man may be both modeft and affured , fo it is alfo ...
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... Endeavour to con- form yourself to this advice ; to acquire a temper of univerfal candour and be 4 nevolence ; and learn neither to def- pife nor condemn any perfons on ac- count of their particular modes of faith and worship ...
... Endeavour to con- form yourself to this advice ; to acquire a temper of univerfal candour and be 4 nevolence ; and learn neither to def- pife nor condemn any perfons on ac- count of their particular modes of faith and worship ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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