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Pagina 151
... World under no Regulation ; true Quality is neglected , Virtue is oppressed , and Vice triumphant . The last Day will rectifie this Disorder , and assign to every one a Station suitable to the Dignity of his Character ; Ranks will be ...
... World under no Regulation ; true Quality is neglected , Virtue is oppressed , and Vice triumphant . The last Day will rectifie this Disorder , and assign to every one a Station suitable to the Dignity of his Character ; Ranks will be ...
Pagina 258
... World , were there not some common Principle of Action working equally with all Men . And such a Principle is Ambition or a desire of Fame , by which great Endowments are not suffer'd to lie idle and useless to the Publick , and many ...
... World , were there not some common Principle of Action working equally with all Men . And such a Principle is Ambition or a desire of Fame , by which great Endowments are not suffer'd to lie idle and useless to the Publick , and many ...
Pagina 442
... World , and more sheepish when he comes Abroad : How- ever , as this learned Author asserts , That Virtue is much more difficult to be attained than Knowledge of the World ; and that Vice is a more stubborn , as well as a more dangerous ...
... World , and more sheepish when he comes Abroad : How- ever , as this learned Author asserts , That Virtue is much more difficult to be attained than Knowledge of the World ; and that Vice is a more stubborn , as well as a more dangerous ...
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