An Essay on Man: Moral Essays and SatiresCassell & Company, 1887 - 192 Seiten |
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... kings learned justice and benevolence : Self - love forsook the path it first pursued , And found the private in the public good . ' Twas then , the studious head or generous mind , Follower of God , or friend of human - kind , Poet or ...
... kings learned justice and benevolence : Self - love forsook the path it first pursued , And found the private in the public good . ' Twas then , the studious head or generous mind , Follower of God , or friend of human - kind , Poet or ...
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... kings , or wh *** s of kings . Boast the pure blood of an illustrious race , In quiet flow from Lucrece to Lucrece ; But by your fathers ' worth if yours you rate , Count me those only who were good and great . Go ! if your ancient ...
... kings , or wh *** s of kings . Boast the pure blood of an illustrious race , In quiet flow from Lucrece to Lucrece ; But by your fathers ' worth if yours you rate , Count me those only who were good and great . Go ! if your ancient ...
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... kings ; And at a peer , or peeress , shall I fret , Who starves a sister , or forswears a debt ? Virtue , I grant you , is an empty boast ; But shall the dignity of vice be lost ? Ye gods shall Cibber's son , without rebuke , Swear like ...
... kings ; And at a peer , or peeress , shall I fret , Who starves a sister , or forswears a debt ? Virtue , I grant you , is an empty boast ; But shall the dignity of vice be lost ? Ye gods shall Cibber's son , without rebuke , Swear like ...
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