...extent of knowledge or perspicacity of penetration, than the remark of Bias, that ol vXcWc KO.KO}, " The majority are wicked." The depravity of mankind is so easily discoverable, thai nothing but the desert or the cell can exclude it from notice. The knowledge of crimes intrudes...

...man in a political capacity : hence we speak of human depravity, but the corruption of government. The depravity of mankind is so easily discoverable,...the desert or the cell can exclude it from notice. Jakuten. Every government, say the politicians, i» perpetually degenerating towards onniptui«. JollMSOt....

...man in a political capacity : hence we speak of human depravity, but tne corruption of government ; ' The depravity of mankind is so easily discoverable,...the desert or the cell can exclude it from notice.' JOHNSON. ' Every government, say the politicians, is perpetually degenerating towards corruption? JOHNSON....

...perspicacity of penetration, than the remark of Bias, tut «J «>i«v« tatm. Ih' majority are nicked. ct of his mistress. To lay open all the sources from which error k nowledge of crimes intrudes uncalled and undesired. They whom their abstraction from common occurrences...

...his Maker. The general corruption of mankind is nevertheless " so easily discoverable, thatmothing but the desert or the cell can exclude it from notice....undesired. They whom their abstraction from common occurrence hinders from seeing iniquity, will quickly have their attention awakened by feeling it....

...perspicacity of penetration, than the remark of Bias, that oi lAt'oMj cam, the majority are wickiJ. The depravity of mankind is so easily discoverable...the cell can exclude it from notice. The knowledge ol crimes intrudes uncalled and undesired. They whom their abstraction from common occurrences hinders...

...extent of knowledge or perspicacity of penetration than the remark of Bias, that oi Kfaovet KCIKOI, the majority are wicked. The depravity of mankind...quickly have their attention awakened by feeling it. Even he who ventures not into the world may learn its corruption inhis closet. For what are treatises...

...»! ridons «u«, tbe majority ere wicked. 21 | The depravity of mankind is so easily disI coverabto that nothing but the desert or the cell can exclude it from notice. The knowledge ot crimes intrudes uncalled and undesired. They whom their abstraction from common occurrences hinders...

...hence we cpeak of buman depravity, feul the corruption of government ; * The depravity of mankind ie so easily discoverable, that nothing but the desert or the cell can exclude it from notice.' — JOHNSON. ' Every government, say the politicians, is perpetually degenerating toward corrup(ton.*—...

...is the case in some hundreds , I have barely quoted the true proprietor without observing upon it. The depravity of mankind is so easily discoverable that nothing but the desert or cell can exclude it from notice. . ; ... (Johnson.) It is impossible not to notice a strange comment...