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... mankind would be in a tate of hoftility . Suppofe a perfon to lofe an only child , the fole comfort and happinefs of his life : When the firft overflowings of na- ture are paft , he recollects the infinite * Pope . goodness and ...
... mankind would be in a tate of hoftility . Suppofe a perfon to lofe an only child , the fole comfort and happinefs of his life : When the firft overflowings of na- ture are paft , he recollects the infinite * Pope . goodness and ...
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... mankind will always furnish out a fufficient fund for ridicule ; and when we confider how vaft and spacious a field the little fcene of human life affords for malice and ill- nature , we shall not fo much wonder to fee the lover of ...
... mankind will always furnish out a fufficient fund for ridicule ; and when we confider how vaft and spacious a field the little fcene of human life affords for malice and ill- nature , we shall not fo much wonder to fee the lover of ...
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... mankind . Ele- gant fpeculations are fometimes found to float on the furface of the mind , while bad paffions poffefs the interior re- gions of the heart . At the same time this cannot but be admitted , that the exercife of taste is ...
... mankind . Ele- gant fpeculations are fometimes found to float on the furface of the mind , while bad paffions poffefs the interior re- gions of the heart . At the same time this cannot but be admitted , that the exercife of taste is ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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