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the poems upon public occasions , written in heroic verse , which I choose to call panegyrics , severely censured upon this account ; the reason whereof I cannot guess , unless it be , that because they are written in the same kind of ...
the poems upon public occasions , written in heroic verse , which I choose to call panegyrics , severely censured upon this account ; the reason whereof I cannot guess , unless it be , that because they are written in the same kind of ...
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The first reason is , because all mankind love ease . Though ambition and avarice employ most mens thoughts , they are such uneasy habits , that we do not indulge them out of choice , but from some necessity , real or imaginary .
The first reason is , because all mankind love ease . Though ambition and avarice employ most mens thoughts , they are such uneasy habits , that we do not indulge them out of choice , but from some necessity , real or imaginary .
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For what reason is there why such a one should postpone his own private interest , or pleasure , to the doing his duty ? If a Christian foregoes some present advantage for the sake of his conscience he acts accountably , because it is ...
For what reason is there why such a one should postpone his own private interest , or pleasure , to the doing his duty ? If a Christian foregoes some present advantage for the sake of his conscience he acts accountably , because it is ...
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able affected agreeable appear beauty believe body called character common concern consider conversation creatures daughter delight desire easy excellent express eyes formed fortune gave give given greater greatest Guardian hand happy hath head heart honour hope human imagination innocence interest kind king lady lands learning least leave less letter light live look Madame mankind manner matter means mention mind nature necessary never objects obliged observe occasion particular pass passion pastoral person play pleased pleasure present raise reader reason received reflection regard religion seems sense servant soul speak spirit STEELE taken tell Thee thing thou thought tion town truth turn virtue whole writing young
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| Titel | The Guardian, Band 1 The Guardian, Sir Richard Steele |
| Mitwirkende | Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele |
| Verlag | C. Whittingham, published John Sharpe, 1804 |
| Original von | New York Public Library |
| Digitalisiert | 6. März 2007 |
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