ProseSamuel Walker, 1826 |
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... enemy ! Our own bad inclinations form ano- ther argument against bad company . We have fo many paffions and appetites to govern ; fo many bad propensities of different kinds to watch , that , amidst fuch a variety of enemies within , we ...
... enemy ! Our own bad inclinations form ano- ther argument against bad company . We have fo many paffions and appetites to govern ; fo many bad propensities of different kinds to watch , that , amidst fuch a variety of enemies within , we ...
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... enemies to my prefent and future happiness ; which are the devil , the world , and the flesh . Q. What is it to ... enemy you are to renounce ? A. This wicked world , with its pomps and vanities . Q. Why do you call it this wicked ...
... enemies to my prefent and future happiness ; which are the devil , the world , and the flesh . Q. What is it to ... enemy you are to renounce ? A. This wicked world , with its pomps and vanities . Q. Why do you call it this wicked ...
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... enemy to the thing , from being an enemy to its abuse ) I would have it remembered , it is not either with criticism or critics that I prefume to find fault . The art , and its profeffors , while they practise it with temper , I truly ...
... enemy to the thing , from being an enemy to its abuse ) I would have it remembered , it is not either with criticism or critics that I prefume to find fault . The art , and its profeffors , while they practise it with temper , I truly ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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