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Pagina 182
... Honour might prevail To keep thee thus from turning Tail : For who wou'd grudge to spend his Blood in His Honour's Cause ? Quoth she , A Pudding . с No. 60 . [ ADDISON . ] Wednesday , May 9 . Hoc est quod palles ? Cur quis non prandeat ...
... Honour might prevail To keep thee thus from turning Tail : For who wou'd grudge to spend his Blood in His Honour's Cause ? Quoth she , A Pudding . с No. 60 . [ ADDISON . ] Wednesday , May 9 . Hoc est quod palles ? Cur quis non prandeat ...
Pagina 200
... Honour , which one Court does to another on that Occasion , loses its Force and Efficacy . When a foreign Minister beholds the Court of a Nation ( which flourishes in Riches and Plenty ) lay aside , upon the Loss of his Master , all ...
... Honour , which one Court does to another on that Occasion , loses its Force and Efficacy . When a foreign Minister beholds the Court of a Nation ( which flourishes in Riches and Plenty ) lay aside , upon the Loss of his Master , all ...
Pagina 308
... Honour , and put an End to so absurd a Practice . When Honour is a Support to virtuous Principles , and runs parallel with the Laws of God and our Country , it cannot be too much cherished and encouraged : But when the Dictates of Honour ...
... Honour , and put an End to so absurd a Practice . When Honour is a Support to virtuous Principles , and runs parallel with the Laws of God and our Country , it cannot be too much cherished and encouraged : But when the Dictates of Honour ...
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House of Commons | 126 |
Introduction by Peter Smithers D Phil Oxon | 265 |
ESSAYS Nos 81169 Saturday June | 491 |
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