The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Strana 46
... Custom of the Country , Reason , and the like Caufes , may improve or abate the Strength of them , but ftill the Seeds remain , which are ever ready to • sprout 6 6 · ⚫ sprout forth upon the leaft Encouragement . 46 The SPECTATOR .
... Custom of the Country , Reason , and the like Caufes , may improve or abate the Strength of them , but ftill the Seeds remain , which are ever ready to • sprout 6 6 · ⚫ sprout forth upon the leaft Encouragement . 46 The SPECTATOR .
Strana 185
... Custom has upon Human Nature ; and which , if rightly observed , may lead us into very useful Rules of Life . What I fhall here take notice of in Custom , is its wonderful Efficacy in making every thing pleasant to us . A Person who is ...
... Custom has upon Human Nature ; and which , if rightly observed , may lead us into very useful Rules of Life . What I fhall here take notice of in Custom , is its wonderful Efficacy in making every thing pleasant to us . A Person who is ...
Strana 188
... Custom and Habit of Virtue will , in its own Nature , produce the Heaven , or a State of Happi- ness , in him who fhall hereafter practise it : As on the contrary , how every Custom or Habit of Vice will be the natural Hell of him in ...
... Custom and Habit of Virtue will , in its own Nature , produce the Heaven , or a State of Happi- ness , in him who fhall hereafter practise it : As on the contrary , how every Custom or Habit of Vice will be the natural Hell of him in ...
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