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Pagina 88
... reason why the Spectator in one of his papers took notice of that late invented term called Poetical Justice , and the wrong notions into which it has led some tragic writers . The most perfect man has vices enough to draw down ...
... reason why the Spectator in one of his papers took notice of that late invented term called Poetical Justice , and the wrong notions into which it has led some tragic writers . The most perfect man has vices enough to draw down ...
Pagina 235
... Reason , ' tis certain , would oblige every man to pursue the general happi- ness , as the means to procure and establish his own ; and yet if , besides this consideration , there were not a natural instinct prompting men to desire the ...
... Reason , ' tis certain , would oblige every man to pursue the general happi- ness , as the means to procure and establish his own ; and yet if , besides this consideration , there were not a natural instinct prompting men to desire the ...
Pagina 241
... reason , many witty authors compare the present time to an isthmus or narrow neck of land , that rises in the midst of an ocean , immeasurably diffused on either side of it . Philosophy , and indeed common sense , naturally throws ...
... reason , many witty authors compare the present time to an isthmus or narrow neck of land , that rises in the midst of an ocean , immeasurably diffused on either side of it . Philosophy , and indeed common sense , naturally throws ...
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