The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... Name of a Moral Virtue . THE third Trial of Good - nature will be , the examin- ing ourselves , whether or no we are able to exert it to our own Difadvantage , and employ it on proper Objects , not- withstanding any little Pain , Want ...
... Name of a Moral Virtue . THE third Trial of Good - nature will be , the examin- ing ourselves , whether or no we are able to exert it to our own Difadvantage , and employ it on proper Objects , not- withstanding any little Pain , Want ...
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... Name be Virtue and Service , all that is offered against it is but Rumour , which is too fhort - liv'd to ftand up ... Name , -- As ; Mr. Cafh , Oh ! do you leave your Money at his Shop ? Why , do you know Mr. Searoom ? He is in- deed a ...
... Name be Virtue and Service , all that is offered against it is but Rumour , which is too fhort - liv'd to ftand up ... Name , -- As ; Mr. Cafh , Oh ! do you leave your Money at his Shop ? Why , do you know Mr. Searoom ? He is in- deed a ...
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... Name of Religion , and by Men of the World under the Name of Honour . HYPOCRISY it felf does great Honour , or rather Juftice , to Religion , and tacitly acknowledges it to be an Ornament to human Nature . The Hypocrite would not be at ...
... Name of Religion , and by Men of the World under the Name of Honour . HYPOCRISY it felf does great Honour , or rather Juftice , to Religion , and tacitly acknowledges it to be an Ornament to human Nature . The Hypocrite would not be at ...
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