The Rambler, Volumen1W. Strahan, J. Rivington and Sons, J. Hinton, B. Collins, T. Longman, T. Caslon, B. Law, T. Carnan, G. Robinson, T. Lowndes, T. Cadell, H. Baldwin, F. Newbery, J. Knox, J. Bew, J. Nichols, W. Goldsmith, and W. Fox, 1779 |
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... folly of anger . The misery of a peevish old age . 12 The history of a young woman that came to London for a fervice . NUMB . 1 Difficulty of the first address , Practice of the epick poets . Convenience of periodical performances . 2 ...
... folly of anger . The misery of a peevish old age . 12 The history of a young woman that came to London for a fervice . NUMB . 1 Difficulty of the first address , Practice of the epick poets . Convenience of periodical performances . 2 ...
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... folly of anticipating misfortunes . 30 The obfervance of Sunday recommended ; an allegory . 31 The defence of a known mistake highly culpable . 32 The vanity of ftoicifm . The neceffity of patience . 33 An allegorical history of rest ...
... folly of anticipating misfortunes . 30 The obfervance of Sunday recommended ; an allegory . 31 The defence of a known mistake highly culpable . 32 The vanity of ftoicifm . The neceffity of patience . 33 An allegorical history of rest ...
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... folly of him who lives only in idea , refufes immediate eafe for diftant pleasures , and , instead of enjoying the bleffings of life , lets life glide away in preparations to enjoy them ; it affords fuch oppor- tunities of triumphant ...
... folly of him who lives only in idea , refufes immediate eafe for diftant pleasures , and , instead of enjoying the bleffings of life , lets life glide away in preparations to enjoy them ; it affords fuch oppor- tunities of triumphant ...
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... FOLLY could confound , was , upon the first gleam of the torch of TRUTH , exhibited in its diftinct parts and original fimplicity ; it darted through the labyrinths of fophiftry , and fhewed at once all the absurdities to which they ...
... FOLLY could confound , was , upon the first gleam of the torch of TRUTH , exhibited in its diftinct parts and original fimplicity ; it darted through the labyrinths of fophiftry , and fhewed at once all the absurdities to which they ...
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... folly is not peculiar to the thoughtless or ignorant , but fometimes feizes thofe minds . which feem moft exempted from it , by the variety of attainments , quickness of penetration or feve- rity of judgment ; and , indeed , the pride ...
... folly is not peculiar to the thoughtless or ignorant , but fometimes feizes thofe minds . which feem moft exempted from it , by the variety of attainments , quickness of penetration or feve- rity of judgment ; and , indeed , the pride ...
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