The Spectator, Svazek 6Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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... virtues . It is this fatal hypocrify , and felf - deceit , which is taken notice of in thofe words , " Who can ... virtue ! I fhall endeavour , there- fore , to lay down fome rules for the discovery of those vices that lurk in the ...
... virtues . It is this fatal hypocrify , and felf - deceit , which is taken notice of in thofe words , " Who can ... virtue ! I fhall endeavour , there- fore , to lay down fome rules for the discovery of those vices that lurk in the ...
Strana 301
... virtue every thing in nature that can pretend to give elegant delight . It may poffibly be proved , that vice is in it- felf deftructive of pleafure , and virtue in itself conducive to it . If the delights of a free fortune were under ...
... virtue every thing in nature that can pretend to give elegant delight . It may poffibly be proved , that vice is in it- felf deftructive of pleafure , and virtue in itself conducive to it . If the delights of a free fortune were under ...
Strana 313
... virtue extolled , and vice ftigmatized . A man that has paft his time in the world , has often seen vice triumphant , and virtue difcounte- nanced . Extortion , rapine , and injuftice , which are branded with infamy in books , often ...
... virtue extolled , and vice ftigmatized . A man that has paft his time in the world , has often seen vice triumphant , and virtue difcounte- nanced . Extortion , rapine , and injuftice , which are branded with infamy in books , often ...
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