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Pagina 220
... Fortune or Beauty . These may still love in spite of Adversity or Sickness : The former we may in some measure defend our selves from , the other is the Portion of our very Make . When you have a true Notion of this sort of Pas ...
... Fortune or Beauty . These may still love in spite of Adversity or Sickness : The former we may in some measure defend our selves from , the other is the Portion of our very Make . When you have a true Notion of this sort of Pas ...
Pagina 421
... Fortune . It was perhaps , for the Reason above - mentioned , namely , that a Series of Good - Fortune supposes a prudent Management in the Person whom it be- falls , that not only Sylla the Dictator , but several of the Roman Emperors ...
... Fortune . It was perhaps , for the Reason above - mentioned , namely , that a Series of Good - Fortune supposes a prudent Management in the Person whom it be- falls , that not only Sylla the Dictator , but several of the Roman Emperors ...
Pagina 506
Sir Richard Steele Henry Morley. reduc'd his Fortune below the Capacity of acting not imbark some part of his Fortune with the according to his natural Temper , than to say of State , to whose Vigilance he owes the Security of him , That ...
Sir Richard Steele Henry Morley. reduc'd his Fortune below the Capacity of acting not imbark some part of his Fortune with the according to his natural Temper , than to say of State , to whose Vigilance he owes the Security of him , That ...
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