Essays and Treatises on Several Subjects: In Two Volumes, Band 2George Caw, 1800 - 527 Seiten |
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... consequence in this affair , is the conftancy and durableness of the object . What is very casual and inconstant , beyond the common courfe of human affairs , gives little joy , and lefs pride . We are not much satisfied with the thing ...
... consequence in this affair , is the conftancy and durableness of the object . What is very casual and inconstant , beyond the common courfe of human affairs , gives little joy , and lefs pride . We are not much satisfied with the thing ...
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... consequences of such a character and disposition ; and whatever has fo benign an influence , and forwards fo defirable an end , is beheld with complacency and pleasure . The focial virtues are never regarded with- out their beneficial ...
... consequences of such a character and disposition ; and whatever has fo benign an influence , and forwards fo defirable an end , is beheld with complacency and pleasure . The focial virtues are never regarded with- out their beneficial ...
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... consequence of this reserve . Accordingly we find , that , except the fabulous ftories of an HELEN and a CLYTEMNESTRA , there fcarcely is an inftance of any event in the GREEK history , which proceeded from the intrigues of women . On ...
... consequence of this reserve . Accordingly we find , that , except the fabulous ftories of an HELEN and a CLYTEMNESTRA , there fcarcely is an inftance of any event in the GREEK history , which proceeded from the intrigues of women . On ...
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