The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen2G. Bell, 1881 |
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... Avarice . The aim of each of them was no less than universal monarchy over the hearts of man- kind . Luxury had many generals under him , who did him great service , as Pleasure , Mirth , Pomp , and Fashion . Avarice was likewise very ...
... Avarice . The aim of each of them was no less than universal monarchy over the hearts of man- kind . Luxury had many generals under him , who did him great service , as Pleasure , Mirth , Pomp , and Fashion . Avarice was likewise very ...
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... Avarice replied , that he looked upon Plenty ( the first minister of his antagonist ) to be a much more destructive counsellor than Poverty , for that he was perpetually suggesting pleasures , banishing all the necessary cautions ...
... Avarice replied , that he looked upon Plenty ( the first minister of his antagonist ) to be a much more destructive counsellor than Poverty , for that he was perpetually suggesting pleasures , banishing all the necessary cautions ...
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... Avarice replied , that he looked upon Plenty ( the first minister of his antagonist ) to be a much more destructive counsellor than Poverty , for that he was perpetually suggesting pleasures , banishing all the necessary cautions ...
... Avarice replied , that he looked upon Plenty ( the first minister of his antagonist ) to be a much more destructive counsellor than Poverty , for that he was perpetually suggesting pleasures , banishing all the necessary cautions ...
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