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... character in the world , and to act like men of honour ; un- fortunately , they meet with temptations which they did not expect , and they fwerve under a falvo , that they wish to be honeft , but that it is every man's duty to do the ...
... character in the world , and to act like men of honour ; un- fortunately , they meet with temptations which they did not expect , and they fwerve under a falvo , that they wish to be honeft , but that it is every man's duty to do the ...
Pagina 473
... character of a powerful warrior : but we are forry to fee moral principle + brought into the queftion , on either fide . Prole- cutions , for libelling trash , " as Tom Brown expreffed it , are threatened ; and it would not furprize us ...
... character of a powerful warrior : but we are forry to fee moral principle + brought into the queftion , on either fide . Prole- cutions , for libelling trash , " as Tom Brown expreffed it , are threatened ; and it would not furprize us ...
Pagina 528
... character which it well deferved , by reprefent- ing it as replete with extenfive and interefting information , felected with judgment , and arranged in a clear and luminous manner . This character is equally applicable to the volumes ...
... character which it well deferved , by reprefent- ing it as replete with extenfive and interefting information , felected with judgment , and arranged in a clear and luminous manner . This character is equally applicable to the volumes ...
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