The Rambler. ...J. Payne and J. Bouquet, 1752 |
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Page 107
... happiness of others , yet the harsh pa- rent is lefs to be vindicated than any other criminal , becaufe he lefs provides for the happiness of himself . Every man however little he loves others would willingly be loved ; every man hopes ...
... happiness of others , yet the harsh pa- rent is lefs to be vindicated than any other criminal , becaufe he lefs provides for the happiness of himself . Every man however little he loves others would willingly be loved ; every man hopes ...
Page 266
... happiness was celebrated by their neighbours , because they happened to grow rich by parfimony , and to be kept quiet by in- fenfibility , and agreed to eat and to fleep to- gether . We have both mingled with the world , and are ...
... happiness was celebrated by their neighbours , because they happened to grow rich by parfimony , and to be kept quiet by in- fenfibility , and agreed to eat and to fleep to- gether . We have both mingled with the world , and are ...
Page 269
... happiness , and spreads by degrees into the boundless regions of eternity . But if all our prudence has been vain , and we are doomed to give one inftance more of the un- certainty of human difcernment , we fhall comfort ourselves ...
... happiness , and spreads by degrees into the boundless regions of eternity . But if all our prudence has been vain , and we are doomed to give one inftance more of the un- certainty of human difcernment , we fhall comfort ourselves ...
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The danger of attempting wit in converfation | 24 |
An account of fquire Blufter | 32 |
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