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The « fame Nature which gave you passions , gave you also « reason and a love
of order . Religion , added to the « light of Nature and the experience of mankind ,
has « concurred in establishing it as an unquestionable • truth , that the ...
The « fame Nature which gave you passions , gave you also « reason and a love
of order . Religion , added to the « light of Nature and the experience of mankind ,
has « concurred in establishing it as an unquestionable • truth , that the ...
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repeated scene , of the follies of men shooting forth into guilt , and of their
passions fermenting , by a quick process , into misery But can we believe , that
the nature of man came forth in this state from the hands of its gracious Creator ?
Did he ...
repeated scene , of the follies of men shooting forth into guilt , and of their
passions fermenting , by a quick process , into misery But can we believe , that
the nature of man came forth in this state from the hands of its gracious Creator ?
Did he ...
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CONTAIGNE thinks it some reflection upon huš I man nature itself , that few
people take delight in seeing beasts caress or play together , but almost every
one is pleased to see them lacerate and worry one another . I am sorry this
temper is ...
CONTAIGNE thinks it some reflection upon huš I man nature itself , that few
people take delight in seeing beasts caress or play together , but almost every
one is pleased to see them lacerate and worry one another . I am sorry this
temper is ...
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On Good - Nature . M AN is subject to innumerable pains and forrows IVI by the
very condition of humanity ; and yet , as if nature had not fown evils enough in life
, we are continually adding grief to grief , and aggravating the common calamity ...
On Good - Nature . M AN is subject to innumerable pains and forrows IVI by the
very condition of humanity ; and yet , as if nature had not fown evils enough in life
, we are continually adding grief to grief , and aggravating the common calamity ...
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We are untaught by nature ; and the finest qualities will grow wild and
degenerate , if the mind is not formed by discipline , and cultivated with an early
care . In some , persons , who have run up to men without a liberal education , we
may ...
We are untaught by nature ; and the finest qualities will grow wild and
degenerate , if the mind is not formed by discipline , and cultivated with an early
care . In some , persons , who have run up to men without a liberal education , we
may ...
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| Título | The Hive of Ancient and Modern Literature: A Collection of Essays, Narratives, Allegories, and Instructive Compositions |
| Autor | Solomon Hodgson |
| Editor | Solomon Hodgson |
| Compilado por | Solomon Hodgson |
| Ilustrado por | Thomas Bewick, Luke Clennell |
| Edição | 3 |
| Editora | S. Hodgson, 1806 |
| Num. págs. | 340 páginas |
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