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Pagina 242
... believe , he will often find , that what he calls a zeal for his re- ligion , is either pride , interest , or ill - nature . A man , who differs from another in opinion , sets himself above him in his own judgment , and in several ...
... believe , he will often find , that what he calls a zeal for his re- ligion , is either pride , interest , or ill - nature . A man , who differs from another in opinion , sets himself above him in his own judgment , and in several ...
Pagina 308
... believe you would convince them of a thing they are only ashamed to allow . Be- sides , you would recommend that state in its truest , and consequently its most agreeable They that are dim of sight see truth by halves . colours and the ...
... believe you would convince them of a thing they are only ashamed to allow . Be- sides , you would recommend that state in its truest , and consequently its most agreeable They that are dim of sight see truth by halves . colours and the ...
Pagina 368
... believe there are will give orders for removing these greens , I shall grow a very awkward creature at church , and soon have little else to do there but to say my prayers . I am in haste , T. ' Dear Sir , ' Your most obedient servant ...
... believe there are will give orders for removing these greens , I shall grow a very awkward creature at church , and soon have little else to do there but to say my prayers . I am in haste , T. ' Dear Sir , ' Your most obedient servant ...
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Care of the Female | 4 |
Folly of the Pride of Birth or Fortune | 5 |
The Uses of the Spectator | 10 |
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