The Guardian, Band 1C. Whittingham, published John Sharpe, 1804 |
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... sense from the flattery of sycophants , and admiration of fools . Raillery is no longer agreeable than while the whole company is pleased with it . I would least of all be understood to except the person rallied . Though good humour , sense ...
... sense from the flattery of sycophants , and admiration of fools . Raillery is no longer agreeable than while the whole company is pleased with it . I would least of all be understood to except the person rallied . Though good humour , sense ...
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... sense , its pro- fessed enemies , are forced to grant . In order to make this an useful work , I shall state the nature and extent of the pun ; I shall discover the advantages that flow from it , the moral virtues that it produces , and ...
... sense , its pro- fessed enemies , are forced to grant . In order to make this an useful work , I shall state the nature and extent of the pun ; I shall discover the advantages that flow from it , the moral virtues that it produces , and ...
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... sense , and the ordinary occupations of mortal men , seem to one who is engaged in so noble a pursuit , as the assimila- tion of himself to the Deity , which is the proper em- ployment of every Christian ! And the improvement which ...
... sense , and the ordinary occupations of mortal men , seem to one who is engaged in so noble a pursuit , as the assimila- tion of himself to the Deity , which is the proper em- ployment of every Christian ! And the improvement which ...
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