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... virtue , which one may maintain , without be- ing at bottom a truly worthy man , I muft obferve farther , that , befides the weight which it adds to character , real virtue operates alfo in other ways , to the advantage of eloquence ...
... virtue , which one may maintain , without be- ing at bottom a truly worthy man , I muft obferve farther , that , befides the weight which it adds to character , real virtue operates alfo in other ways , to the advantage of eloquence ...
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... virtue . It crowns all other good difpofitions , and comprehends the general effect which they ought to pro- duce on the heart . Blair . $ 65 . The Defire of Praife fubfervient to many valuable Purposes . To a variety of good purposes ...
... virtue . It crowns all other good difpofitions , and comprehends the general effect which they ought to pro- duce on the heart . Blair . $ 65 . The Defire of Praife fubfervient to many valuable Purposes . To a variety of good purposes ...
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... virtue . So confonant is this to experience , that in the education of youth , no ob- ject has in every age appeared more im- portant to wife men than to tincture them early with a relish for the enter- tainments of tafte . The ...
... virtue . So confonant is this to experience , that in the education of youth , no ob- ject has in every age appeared more im- portant to wife men than to tincture them early with a relish for the enter- tainments of tafte . The ...
Inhalt
Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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