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Strana 153
... innocent are exposed, by the licentious behaviour of such as are as much strangers to good breeding as to virtue. Could we avoid hearing what we do not approve as easily as we can seeing what is disagreeable, there were some consolation ...
... innocent are exposed, by the licentious behaviour of such as are as much strangers to good breeding as to virtue. Could we avoid hearing what we do not approve as easily as we can seeing what is disagreeable, there were some consolation ...
Strana 162
... innocent neighbours, bestowing abominable censures and disgraceful appellations, commonly called nicknames, on all of 'em ; and in short, like true fine ladies, made their honest plainness and sincerity matter of ridicule. I could not ...
... innocent neighbours, bestowing abominable censures and disgraceful appellations, commonly called nicknames, on all of 'em ; and in short, like true fine ladies, made their honest plainness and sincerity matter of ridicule. I could not ...
Strana 163
... innocent may know in speculation what they could never arrive at by practice, and by this means avoid the snare of the crafty, the corruptions of the vicious, and the reasonings of the prejudiced. Their minds may be opened without being ...
... innocent may know in speculation what they could never arrive at by practice, and by this means avoid the snare of the crafty, the corruptions of the vicious, and the reasonings of the prejudiced. Their minds may be opened without being ...
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