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Seite 52
... fortune does not fet men free from labour and industry in general ; it only exempts them from fome particular kinds of labour : it is not a bleffing , as it gives them liberty to do nothing at all ; but as it gives them liberty wifely ...
... fortune does not fet men free from labour and industry in general ; it only exempts them from fome particular kinds of labour : it is not a bleffing , as it gives them liberty to do nothing at all ; but as it gives them liberty wifely ...
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... Fortune . That difcipline which corrects the eagerness of worldly paffions , which for tifies the heart with virtuous principles , which enlightens the mind with ufeful knowledge , and furnishes to it matter of enjoyment from within ...
... Fortune . That difcipline which corrects the eagerness of worldly paffions , which for tifies the heart with virtuous principles , which enlightens the mind with ufeful knowledge , and furnishes to it matter of enjoyment from within ...
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... fortune hath not been able to take from them what they have by nature , that is , much fubtlety or wit . " p . 347. And again , " The Athenians , notwithstanding the long poffeffion that barbarifm hath had of this place , feem to be ...
... fortune hath not been able to take from them what they have by nature , that is , much fubtlety or wit . " p . 347. And again , " The Athenians , notwithstanding the long poffeffion that barbarifm hath had of this place , feem to be ...
Inhalt
Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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