The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... Action ; and leaves an indifferent Action in its natural State of Indifference . IT is therefore of unfpeakable Advantage to poffefs our Minds with an habitual good Intention , and to aim all our Thoughts , Words , and Actions at fome ...
... Action ; and leaves an indifferent Action in its natural State of Indifference . IT is therefore of unfpeakable Advantage to poffefs our Minds with an habitual good Intention , and to aim all our Thoughts , Words , and Actions at fome ...
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... Actions as Duties , we apply a good Intention to all our most indif- ferent Actions , we make our very Existence one conti- nued Act of Ohedience , we turn our Diverfions and Amusements to our eternal Advantage , and are pleafing him ...
... Actions as Duties , we apply a good Intention to all our most indif- ferent Actions , we make our very Existence one conti- nued Act of Ohedience , we turn our Diverfions and Amusements to our eternal Advantage , and are pleafing him ...
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... Actions have rendered them laudable or infamous ; we should not fee a good Hiftory - Piece without receiving an inftructive Lecture . There needs no other Proof of this Truth , than the Teftimony of every reasonable Creature who has ...
... Actions have rendered them laudable or infamous ; we should not fee a good Hiftory - Piece without receiving an inftructive Lecture . There needs no other Proof of this Truth , than the Teftimony of every reasonable Creature who has ...
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