The Adventurer, Band 4S. Doig, 1793 |
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... occafion , to enjoy the luxury of Pity , and applaud her benevolence for fenfations which fhewed its defects . It would , in- deed , be happy for us , if we were to exist only in this ftate of imperfection , that a greater share of ...
... occafion , to enjoy the luxury of Pity , and applaud her benevolence for fenfations which fhewed its defects . It would , in- deed , be happy for us , if we were to exist only in this ftate of imperfection , that a greater share of ...
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... occafion to moralife on the terrors which fuch commotions of nature should raise in the breast of fecret and unpunished villainy : Tremble thou wretch , That haft within thee undivulged crimes Unwhipt of justice ! Hide thee , thou ...
... occafion to moralife on the terrors which fuch commotions of nature should raise in the breast of fecret and unpunished villainy : Tremble thou wretch , That haft within thee undivulged crimes Unwhipt of justice ! Hide thee , thou ...
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... occafion overborne ; fhe was flattered by the trust that had been placed in her , and the power with which he was invested ; fhe confented to Mercator's propofal , and promised , that he would with the ut- molt fidelity execute her ...
... occafion overborne ; fhe was flattered by the trust that had been placed in her , and the power with which he was invested ; fhe confented to Mercator's propofal , and promised , that he would with the ut- molt fidelity execute her ...
Inhalt
Different opinions equally plaufible | 7 |
i08 The uncertainty of human things | 13 |
A vifion | 19 |
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