 | Elegant extracts - 1812 - 310 páginas
...braves the dangers of the seas and storms, to convey merchandize, which docs not belong to him, to its destined place: the ploughman sows and reaps grain,...the wise Author of nature has so ordained, that all bcinp should be useful to one another. Let us learn hence our mutual duties. The strong should assist... | |
 | Moral essays - 1821 - 188 páginas
...braves the dangers of the seas and storms, to convey merchandize, which does not belong to him, lo its destined place : the ploughman sows and reaps grain, of which he consumes but little hims«lf. Thus, we do not live for ourselves only ; for the wise Author of nature has so ordained that... | |
 | 1824 - 188 páginas
...braves the dangers of the seas and storms, to convey merchandize, which does not belong ta him, to its destined place : the ploughman sows and reaps grain,...only ; for the wise Author of nature has so ordained it, that all beings should be useful to one another. Let us learn hence our mutual duties. The strong... | |
 | Moral essays - 1824 - 186 páginas
...braves the dangers of the seas and storms, to convey merchandize, which does not belong to him, to its destined place : the ploughman sows and reaps grain,...only ; for the wise Author of nature has so ordained it, that all beings should be useful to one another. Let us learn henco our mutual duties. The strong... | |
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Author of nature has so ordained it, that all beings should be useful to one another. Let us learn hence our mutual duties. The strong should assist the weak ; the Well-informed should assist with his advice, those who want it; the learned should instruct... 