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BY A SOCIETY OF GENTLEMEN . in We shall never envy the honours which wit and learning obtain any other cause , if we can be numbered among the writers who give ardoar to virtue and confidence to truth . DR . SAMUEL JOHNSON . VOL .
BY A SOCIETY OF GENTLEMEN . in We shall never envy the honours which wit and learning obtain any other cause , if we can be numbered among the writers who give ardoar to virtue and confidence to truth . DR . SAMUEL JOHNSON . VOL .
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gested , with full force , the horrible idea of a fellowcreature deprived of the decent honours of sepulture , and consigned , with every mark of execration , to the grinning scorn of public infamy . The heath , about fifty years ago ...
gested , with full force , the horrible idea of a fellowcreature deprived of the decent honours of sepulture , and consigned , with every mark of execration , to the grinning scorn of public infamy . The heath , about fifty years ago ...
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These require something more substantial as a founda . tion for action , and are actuated rather by motives arising arifing from views of honour and interest , than by so THE MONTHLY VISITOR .
These require something more substantial as a founda . tion for action , and are actuated rather by motives arising arifing from views of honour and interest , than by so THE MONTHLY VISITOR .
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arifing from views of honour and interest , than by those deduced from the beauty of virtue . Stoical speculations may be productive of Stoical aparby ; but little or no advantage will be found to result from them , either to fociety in ...
arifing from views of honour and interest , than by those deduced from the beauty of virtue . Stoical speculations may be productive of Stoical aparby ; but little or no advantage will be found to result from them , either to fociety in ...
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It is clear from the flightest intercourse with the world , that the attention bestowed on the various objects of pursuit in life , is usually proportioned to the degree of honour and advantage 1 adrantage which they are deemed capable ...
It is clear from the flightest intercourse with the world , that the attention bestowed on the various objects of pursuit in life , is usually proportioned to the degree of honour and advantage 1 adrantage which they are deemed capable ...
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