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... professions of kindness and service which we ordinarily meet with are not
natural where the heart is well inclined ; but are a prostitution of speech seldom
intended to mean any part of what they express , never to mean all they express .
... professions of kindness and service which we ordinarily meet with are not
natural where the heart is well inclined ; but are a prostitution of speech seldom
intended to mean any part of what they express , never to mean all they express .
Strana 235
There appears something nobly wild and extravagant in these great natural
geniuses , that is infinitely more beautiful than all the turn and polishing of what
the French call a bel esprit , by which they would express a genius refined by ...
There appears something nobly wild and extravagant in these great natural
geniuses , that is infinitely more beautiful than all the turn and polishing of what
the French call a bel esprit , by which they would express a genius refined by ...
Strana 369
... know not how to express it , but I think I may call it a transplanted self - love . All
the enjoyments and sufferings which a man meets with , are regarded only as
they concern him in the relation he has to another . A man ' s very honour
receives ...
... know not how to express it , but I think I may call it a transplanted self - love . All
the enjoyments and sufferings which a man meets with , are regarded only as
they concern him in the relation he has to another . A man ' s very honour
receives ...
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