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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... lose the ab- horrence of their faults , because they do not hin- der our pleasure , or , perhaps , regard them with fome kindness for being united with fo much merit . There have been men indeed fplendidly wick- ed , whofe endowments ...
... lose the ab- horrence of their faults , because they do not hin- der our pleasure , or , perhaps , regard them with fome kindness for being united with fo much merit . There have been men indeed fplendidly wick- ed , whofe endowments ...
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... lose the advantage of our experience , we must endeavour to see every thing in its proper form , and excite in ourselves those sentiments which the great Author of nature has decreed the concomitants or followers of good or bad actions ...
... lose the advantage of our experience , we must endeavour to see every thing in its proper form , and excite in ourselves those sentiments which the great Author of nature has decreed the concomitants or followers of good or bad actions ...
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... loses his good - humour and humanity along with his money , and will not allow enough from his own extravagances to fupport a woman of fashion in the neceffary amusements of life ! Why does not he employ his wife head to make a figure ...
... loses his good - humour and humanity along with his money , and will not allow enough from his own extravagances to fupport a woman of fashion in the neceffary amusements of life ! Why does not he employ his wife head to make a figure ...
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... lose themselves in abfurdi- ties , or to encroach upon fubjects which I knew them unqualified to difcufs . But I generally acted with great appearance of refpect , even to those whofe ftupidity I pitied in my heart . Yet ...
... lose themselves in abfurdi- ties , or to encroach upon fubjects which I knew them unqualified to difcufs . But I generally acted with great appearance of refpect , even to those whofe ftupidity I pitied in my heart . Yet ...
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... lose what he neither poffeffes , nor imagines himself to poffefs , or be defrauded of that to which he has no right , it is reasonable to suppose that those who break out into fury at the fofteft contradiction , or the flightest cenfure ...
... lose what he neither poffeffes , nor imagines himself to poffefs , or be defrauded of that to which he has no right , it is reasonable to suppose that those who break out into fury at the fofteft contradiction , or the flightest cenfure ...
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