The Spectator, Svazek 8W. Wilson, 1778 |
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... mankind . There is one confideration , which may very much en- force what I have here faid . Many honeft minds that are naturally disposed to do good in the world , and be- come beneficial to mankind , complain within them- felves that ...
... mankind . There is one confideration , which may very much en- force what I have here faid . Many honeft minds that are naturally disposed to do good in the world , and be- come beneficial to mankind , complain within them- felves that ...
Strana 151
... mankind , a private inclination to make ourselves efteemed , an oftentation of wit , a vanity of being thought in the fecrets of the world , or from a cefire of gratifying any of thefe difpofitions of mind in thofe perfons with whom we ...
... mankind , a private inclination to make ourselves efteemed , an oftentation of wit , a vanity of being thought in the fecrets of the world , or from a cefire of gratifying any of thefe difpofitions of mind in thofe perfons with whom we ...
Strana 254
... MANKIND is divided into two parts , the busy and the idle . The bufy world may be divided into the virtuous and the vicious . The vicious again into the covetous , the ambitious , and the fenfual . The idle part of mankind are in a ...
... MANKIND is divided into two parts , the busy and the idle . The bufy world may be divided into the virtuous and the vicious . The vicious again into the covetous , the ambitious , and the fenfual . The idle part of mankind are in a ...
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On the happiness of the world to come | 151 |
On the virtues of Trophoniuss cave | 166 |
On greatness with the flory of Gyges and Aglaüs 610 | 210 |
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