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... Temper 22 On Truth and Sincerity Guard . 25 Chesterf . 27 Connoif . 29 . Guard . 30 - Spect . 32 34 35 -- 23 Rules ... Temper 62 A peaceable Temper recommended 63 Exertions of a Benevolent Temper 64 Bieffings of a Contented Temper 65 ...
... Temper 22 On Truth and Sincerity Guard . 25 Chesterf . 27 Connoif . 29 . Guard . 30 - Spect . 32 34 35 -- 23 Rules ... Temper 62 A peaceable Temper recommended 63 Exertions of a Benevolent Temper 64 Bieffings of a Contented Temper 65 ...
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... temper is more filent and impercep- tible than that of paffion ; it operates with lefs violence ; but as its operation is conftant , it produces effects no less confiderable , it is evident , therefore , that it highly deferves to be ...
... temper is more filent and impercep- tible than that of paffion ; it operates with lefs violence ; but as its operation is conftant , it produces effects no less confiderable , it is evident , therefore , that it highly deferves to be ...
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... Temper . You are not to imagine that a bene- volent temper finds no exercife , unless when opportunities offer , of perform- ing actions of high generofity , or of ex- tenfive utility thefe may feldom oc- cur : the condition of the ...
... Temper . You are not to imagine that a bene- volent temper finds no exercife , unless when opportunities offer , of perform- ing actions of high generofity , or of ex- tenfive utility thefe may feldom oc- cur : the condition of the ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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