Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazky 68–69Pub. for J. Hinton, 1781 |
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Strana 357
... never was fo much luxury and voluptuoufnefs ; never fuch baseness for gain ; never fuch high contempt of virtue . Luxury is fupported by tricking ; the defperate condition to which too many bring themselves , strikes at the very robt of ...
... never was fo much luxury and voluptuoufnefs ; never fuch baseness for gain ; never fuch high contempt of virtue . Luxury is fupported by tricking ; the defperate condition to which too many bring themselves , strikes at the very robt of ...
Strana 376
... never , never gain A lover or a friend . If this your paffion , this your praife , To shine , to dazzle , and to blaze , You may be call'd divine ; But not a youth beneath the sky Will fay in fecret , with a figh , " O were that maiden ...
... never , never gain A lover or a friend . If this your paffion , this your praife , To shine , to dazzle , and to blaze , You may be call'd divine ; But not a youth beneath the sky Will fay in fecret , with a figh , " O were that maiden ...
Strana 149
... never ceafes for a moment through every part of the universe . It is not like that forgetfulness , which I once ... never finks , from a con- fcious integrity ; and piety , which never refilts , by referring all to the Divine Will . See ...
... never ceafes for a moment through every part of the universe . It is not like that forgetfulness , which I once ... never finks , from a con- fcious integrity ; and piety , which never refilts , by referring all to the Divine Will . See ...
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