The Spectator: With Sketches of the Lives of the Authors, an Index, and Explanatory Notes, Volumen10James Crissy, 1832 |
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... virtue to the exercise which his useful wife constantly gave it . There are several good instructions may be drawn from his wise answers to people of less fortitude than himself on this subject . A friend , with indignation , asked how ...
... virtue to the exercise which his useful wife constantly gave it . There are several good instructions may be drawn from his wise answers to people of less fortitude than himself on this subject . A friend , with indignation , asked how ...
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... virtues and qualities , that should soonest recommend them , are the main obstacles in the way of their preferment . This , sir , is my case ; I was bred at a coun- try - school , where I learned Latin and Greek . The misfortunes of my ...
... virtues and qualities , that should soonest recommend them , are the main obstacles in the way of their preferment . This , sir , is my case ; I was bred at a coun- try - school , where I learned Latin and Greek . The misfortunes of my ...
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... virtue in particular persons , that Omnipotence will make bare its holy arm in the defence of the one or punishment of the other . It is sufficient that there is a day set apart for the hearing and requiting of both according to their ...
... virtue in particular persons , that Omnipotence will make bare its holy arm in the defence of the one or punishment of the other . It is sufficient that there is a day set apart for the hearing and requiting of both according to their ...
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... virtue . When Diagoras the atheist was on board one of the Athenian ships , there arose a very violent tempest , upon which the mariners told him , that it was a just judgment upon them for having taken so impious a man on board ...
... virtue . When Diagoras the atheist was on board one of the Athenian ships , there arose a very violent tempest , upon which the mariners told him , that it was a just judgment upon them for having taken so impious a man on board ...
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... virtue is thought to be more particularly unne- cessary in that of the law than in any other , I shall only apply myself to the relief of such who follow this profession with this disadvantage . What aggravates the matter is , that ...
... virtue is thought to be more particularly unne- cessary in that of the law than in any other , I shall only apply myself to the relief of such who follow this profession with this disadvantage . What aggravates the matter is , that ...
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