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Page 90
... fuffer their thoughts to wander to the paft or fu- ture ; none but a few folitary ftudents have feifure to enquire into the claims of heroes or fages ; removed from the notice of the prefent age , and names which hoped to range over ...
... fuffer their thoughts to wander to the paft or fu- ture ; none but a few folitary ftudents have feifure to enquire into the claims of heroes or fages ; removed from the notice of the prefent age , and names which hoped to range over ...
Page 162
... fuffer them to be confounded in their own conduct ; why the active and vigilant refign their affairs im- plicitly to the management of others ; and why the cautious and fearful make hourly approaches towards ruin without one figh of ...
... fuffer them to be confounded in their own conduct ; why the active and vigilant refign their affairs im- plicitly to the management of others ; and why the cautious and fearful make hourly approaches towards ruin without one figh of ...
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... fuffers his fondness or his intereft to confound right with wrong , or to fhelter the faults which e- . ven the wifeft and the best have committed from that ignomony which guilt ought al- , ways to fuffer , and with which it fhould be ...
... fuffers his fondness or his intereft to confound right with wrong , or to fhelter the faults which e- . ven the wifeft and the best have committed from that ignomony which guilt ought al- , ways to fuffer , and with which it fhould be ...
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The danger of attempting wit in converfation | 24 |
An account of fquire Blufter | 32 |
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