The Spectator, Svazek 3Harrison and Company, 1793 |
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Strana 174
... cases may take it wholly away ; and joined to an indifferent action turns it to a virtue , and makes it meritorious as far as human actions can be fo . In the next place , to confider in the fame manner the influence of an evil ...
... cases may take it wholly away ; and joined to an indifferent action turns it to a virtue , and makes it meritorious as far as human actions can be fo . In the next place , to confider in the fame manner the influence of an evil ...
Strana 194
... case of the merchant . For this reafon I thought it an imitable piece of hu- manity of a gentleman of my acquaintance , who had great variety of affairs , and ufed to talk with warmth enough enough againft gentlemen by whom he thought ...
... case of the merchant . For this reafon I thought it an imitable piece of hu- manity of a gentleman of my acquaintance , who had great variety of affairs , and ufed to talk with warmth enough enough againft gentlemen by whom he thought ...
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... case , N. 191. How applied , ibid . Self - denial , the great foundation of civil virtue , N. 248 . Self - love tranfplanted , what , N. 192 . Sentry , his difcourfe with a young wrangler in the law , N. 197 . Shows and diverfions lie ...
... case , N. 191. How applied , ibid . Self - denial , the great foundation of civil virtue , N. 248 . Self - love tranfplanted , what , N. 192 . Sentry , his difcourfe with a young wrangler in the law , N. 197 . Shows and diverfions lie ...
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