The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... Virtue is dead in them , I have fome Hopes from their Fear of Shame upon reading this in your Paper , which I conjure you to do , if you have any Compaflion for injured Virtue . < 6 • 6 6 6 Mr. SPECTATOR , I SYLVIA . Am the Hufband of a ...
... Virtue is dead in them , I have fome Hopes from their Fear of Shame upon reading this in your Paper , which I conjure you to do , if you have any Compaflion for injured Virtue . < 6 • 6 6 6 Mr. SPECTATOR , I SYLVIA . Am the Hufband of a ...
Strana 263
... Virtue every Thing in Nature that can pretend to give elegant Delight . It may poffibly be proved , that Vice is in it felf destructive of Pleasure , and Virtue in itself conducive to it . If the De- lights 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 destructive of Pleasure , and Virtue in itself conducive to it . If the De- lights of a free Fortune were under ...
Strana 273
... Virtue extolled , and Vice ftigmatized . A Man that has past his Time in the World , has often feen Vice triumphant , and Virtue discountenan- ced . Extortion , Rapine and Injustice , which are branded with Infamy in Books , often give ...
... Virtue extolled , and Vice ftigmatized . A Man that has past his Time in the World , has often feen Vice triumphant , and Virtue discountenan- ced . Extortion , Rapine and Injustice , which are branded with Infamy in Books , often give ...
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