The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Strana 46
... Paffions ; Reafon must then take the • Place of Pilot , and can never fail of fecuring her • Charge if she be not wanting to herself : The Strength of the Paffions will never be accepted as an Excufe for complying with them , they were ...
... Paffions ; Reafon must then take the • Place of Pilot , and can never fail of fecuring her • Charge if she be not wanting to herself : The Strength of the Paffions will never be accepted as an Excufe for complying with them , they were ...
Strana 47
... Paffions they fo artfully conceal from the Publick . I remember Matchiavel obferves , that every State should entertain a perpetual Jealousy of its Neighbours , that fo it should never be unprovi- ' ded when an Emergency happens ; in ...
... Paffions they fo artfully conceal from the Publick . I remember Matchiavel obferves , that every State should entertain a perpetual Jealousy of its Neighbours , that fo it should never be unprovi- ' ded when an Emergency happens ; in ...
Strana 48
... Paffions , ⚫ we should quite extinguish them , which is putting out the Light of the Soul : for to be without Paffion , or to ⚫ be hurried away with it , makes a Man equally blind . • The extraordinary Severity used in most of our ...
... Paffions , ⚫ we should quite extinguish them , which is putting out the Light of the Soul : for to be without Paffion , or to ⚫ be hurried away with it , makes a Man equally blind . • The extraordinary Severity used in most of our ...
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