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... attention . A habit of obfervation refines our feelings . It is a fource of interefting amufement , prevents idle or vicious pro- penfities , and exalts the mind to a love of virtue and of rational entertainment . I likewife reflected ...
... attention . A habit of obfervation refines our feelings . It is a fource of interefting amufement , prevents idle or vicious pro- penfities , and exalts the mind to a love of virtue and of rational entertainment . I likewife reflected ...
Pagina 449
... attention and candour , the progrefs of their conftitu- Their errors , tion , the reafons and grounds of their meafures . where they have erred , let us avoid ; their follies , if they have at any time acted foolishly , let us keep ...
... attention and candour , the progrefs of their conftitu- Their errors , tion , the reafons and grounds of their meafures . where they have erred , let us avoid ; their follies , if they have at any time acted foolishly , let us keep ...
Pagina 552
... ATTENTION to the PRINCIPLES OF MORALITY in every trans- action . The whole merit ( fays he ) confifted in perceiving , or rather in feeling , with a degree of force , that , in the administra- tion of finance , a fimple and upright ...
... ATTENTION to the PRINCIPLES OF MORALITY in every trans- action . The whole merit ( fays he ) confifted in perceiving , or rather in feeling , with a degree of force , that , in the administra- tion of finance , a fimple and upright ...
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