The Spectator, Svazek 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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... virtue is dead in them , I have fome hopes from their fear of fhame upon read · ing this in your paper ; which I conjure you to do , if you have any compaffion for injured virtue . · · • ་ • Mr. SPECTATOR , SYLVIA Am the husband of a ...
... virtue is dead in them , I have fome hopes from their fear of fhame upon read · ing this in your paper ; which I conjure you to do , if you have any compaffion for injured virtue . · · • ་ • Mr. SPECTATOR , SYLVIA Am the husband of a ...
Strana 199
... virtue in this life , if we would enjoy the pleafures of the next . state of blifs we call Heaven will not be capable of affect- ing those minds , which are not thus qualified for it ; we muft , in this world , gain a relish of truth ...
... virtue in this life , if we would enjoy the pleafures of the next . state of blifs we call Heaven will not be capable of affect- ing those minds , which are not thus qualified for it ; we muft , in this world , gain a relish of truth ...
Strana 277
... 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 pleasure , 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 pleasure , and virtue in itself conducive to it . If the delights of a free fortune were under ...
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