The Christian Hero: An Argument Proving that No Principles But Those of Religion are Sufficient to Make a Great Man. Written by Mr. SteeleW. Phorson, 1792 - 71 من الصفحات |
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... certainly does ) in the mind's enjoyment of truth , the most vexatious cir- cumftance of its anguish , is that of being in doubt ; from which men , will find but a very short relief if they draw it from the collections or obfervations ...
... certainly does ) in the mind's enjoyment of truth , the most vexatious cir- cumftance of its anguish , is that of being in doubt ; from which men , will find but a very short relief if they draw it from the collections or obfervations ...
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... certainly the most useful task we can poffibly undertake , to rescue our minds from the preju- dice with which a false and unreasonable fondness of ourselves has enflaved us . But the examination of our own bosoms is fo ungrateful an ...
... certainly the most useful task we can poffibly undertake , to rescue our minds from the preju- dice with which a false and unreasonable fondness of ourselves has enflaved us . But the examination of our own bosoms is fo ungrateful an ...
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... certainly , Brutus , a virtuous Birth and edu- cation , and a converfation with the good and ho- " nourable , are of fome force to the forming our " manners , and ftrengthening our natural weakness ; " and I can boaft that I am the ...
... certainly , Brutus , a virtuous Birth and edu- cation , and a converfation with the good and ho- " nourable , are of fome force to the forming our " manners , and ftrengthening our natural weakness ; " and I can boaft that I am the ...
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... certainly rife or fall with our disappoint- ment or fuccefs , and we that are liable to both are highly concerned to be prepared for either : at which perfection there is no nearer way to arrive , but by attending our own make , and ...
... certainly rife or fall with our disappoint- ment or fuccefs , and we that are liable to both are highly concerned to be prepared for either : at which perfection there is no nearer way to arrive , but by attending our own make , and ...
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... certainly as wealth gives acceptance and grace to all that its poffeffor fays or does , fo poverty creates dif- efteem , fcorn and prejudice to all the undertakings of the indigent : the neceffitous man has neither hands , lips , or ...
... certainly as wealth gives acceptance and grace to all that its poffeffor fays or does , fo poverty creates dif- efteem , fcorn and prejudice to all the undertakings of the indigent : the neceffitous man has neither hands , lips , or ...
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