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... merit and expectation on the other. The division of patron and client may, I believe, include a third of our nation ; the want of merit and real worth in the client, will strike out about ninety- nine in a hundred of these ; and the ...
... merit and expectation on the other. The division of patron and client may, I believe, include a third of our nation ; the want of merit and real worth in the client, will strike out about ninety- nine in a hundred of these ; and the ...
Strana 96
... merit who apply to us with modesty and diffidence, which generally accompanies merit. No opportunity of this kind ought to be neglected ; and a modest behaviour should alarm us to examine whether we do not lose something excellent under ...
... merit who apply to us with modesty and diffidence, which generally accompanies merit. No opportunity of this kind ought to be neglected ; and a modest behaviour should alarm us to examine whether we do not lose something excellent under ...
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... merit in the person on whom they descended. Those who believe a future state of rewards and punishments act very absurdly if they form their opinions of a man's merit from his successes. But certainly, if I thought the whole circle of ...
... merit in the person on whom they descended. Those who believe a future state of rewards and punishments act very absurdly if they form their opinions of a man's merit from his successes. But certainly, if I thought the whole circle of ...
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