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Pagina 20
... thofe , who , inftead of being exafperated by their own Looks , or envying the Looks of others , apply themselves entirely to the cultivating of their Minds , and getting thofe Beauties which are more lafting and more ornamental . I ...
... thofe , who , inftead of being exafperated by their own Looks , or envying the Looks of others , apply themselves entirely to the cultivating of their Minds , and getting thofe Beauties which are more lafting and more ornamental . I ...
Pagina 45
... thofe Men who are in a perpetual Hurry of Affairs , but of thofe only who are not always engaged in Scenes of Action ; and I hope I fhall not do an unacceptable Piece of Service to thefe Perfons if [ point out to them certain Methods ...
... thofe Men who are in a perpetual Hurry of Affairs , but of thofe only who are not always engaged in Scenes of Action ; and I hope I fhall not do an unacceptable Piece of Service to thefe Perfons if [ point out to them certain Methods ...
Pagina 48
... thofe empty Spaces of Life which are fo tedious and burthenfome to idle People , is the employing our felves in the Purfuit of Knowledge . I remember Mr. Boyle , fpeaking of a certain Mineral , tells us , that a Man may confume his ...
... thofe empty Spaces of Life which are fo tedious and burthenfome to idle People , is the employing our felves in the Purfuit of Knowledge . I remember Mr. Boyle , fpeaking of a certain Mineral , tells us , that a Man may confume his ...
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