The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... those who set a moderate Price upon their own Merit ; and Self - denial is frequently attended with unexpected ... those we behold in Publick is very fallacious , certain it is , that those , who by their Words and Actions take as much ...
... those who set a moderate Price upon their own Merit ; and Self - denial is frequently attended with unexpected ... those we behold in Publick is very fallacious , certain it is , that those , who by their Words and Actions take as much ...
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... those who shew human Nature in a Variety of Views , and defcribe the feveral Ages of the World in their different Manners . A Reader cannot be more rationally entertained , than by comparing the Vir- tues and Vices of his own Times with ...
... those who shew human Nature in a Variety of Views , and defcribe the feveral Ages of the World in their different Manners . A Reader cannot be more rationally entertained , than by comparing the Vir- tues and Vices of his own Times with ...
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... those who enjoy the upper Stations in it , would endeavour to furpafs others in Virtue , as much as in Rank , and by their Humanity and Condefcenfion make their Superiority eafy and acceptable to those who are beneath them ; and if , on ...
... those who enjoy the upper Stations in it , would endeavour to furpafs others in Virtue , as much as in Rank , and by their Humanity and Condefcenfion make their Superiority eafy and acceptable to those who are beneath them ; and if , on ...
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