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Strana 203
... reputation, that they may the better preserve their own. Those who were once his equals envy and defame him, because they now see him their superior ; and those who were once his superiors, because they look upon him as their equal. But ...
... reputation, that they may the better preserve their own. Those who were once his equals envy and defame him, because they now see him their superior ; and those who were once his superiors, because they look upon him as their equal. But ...
Strana 204
... reputation. Nay, it very often happens, that none are more industrious in publishing the blemishes of an extraordinary reputation, than such as lie open to the same censures in their own characters ; as either hoping to excuse their own ...
... reputation. Nay, it very often happens, that none are more industrious in publishing the blemishes of an extraordinary reputation, than such as lie open to the same censures in their own characters ; as either hoping to excuse their own ...
Strana 228
... reputation, and how painful it is to be exposed to the mirth and derision of the public, and should therefore scorn to divert my reader at the expense of any private man. As I have been thus tender of every particular person's reputation ...
... reputation, and how painful it is to be exposed to the mirth and derision of the public, and should therefore scorn to divert my reader at the expense of any private man. As I have been thus tender of every particular person's reputation ...
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