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... ourselves , we the like cases , a man's judgment is should consider , on the other hand , easily perverted , and a wrong bias how far we may deserve the praises hung upon his mind . These are and approbations which the world be the ...
... ourselves , we the like cases , a man's judgment is should consider , on the other hand , easily perverted , and a wrong bias how far we may deserve the praises hung upon his mind . These are and approbations which the world be the ...
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... ourselves in , and an Indication of good Sense . confine ourselves to , any particular Consider , that it is a sure indicaprovince of it ; it being the great se- tion of good sense to be diffident of cret of education , not to make a ...
... ourselves in , and an Indication of good Sense . confine ourselves to , any particular Consider , that it is a sure indicaprovince of it ; it being the great se- tion of good sense to be diffident of cret of education , not to make a ...
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... ourselves of possibly take place the very next . , shame - corrupting our natural no - Thus each accession of delight will tions of good and evil ; and so indis- really be but a new source of afficposing ourselves for consideration ...
... ourselves of possibly take place the very next . , shame - corrupting our natural no - Thus each accession of delight will tions of good and evil ; and so indis- really be but a new source of afficposing ourselves for consideration ...
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VOL | 1 |
On the Immortality of the Soul Ibid 14 48 Idleness avoided by the Observation | 59 |
Sect | 65 |
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