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virtue , who proposed to themselves the same end of their journey , though they chose to make it in shade and obscurity . The edifices at the extremity of the walk were so contrived , that we could not see the Temple of Honour by reason ...
virtue , who proposed to themselves the same end of their journey , though they chose to make it in shade and obscurity . The edifices at the extremity of the walk were so contrived , that we could not see the Temple of Honour by reason ...
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... Virtue ; then crossed the strait road , and sometimes marched in it for a little space , till the crooked path which they were engaged in , again led them into the wood . The several alleys of these wanderers had their particular ...
... Virtue ; then crossed the strait road , and sometimes marched in it for a little space , till the crooked path which they were engaged in , again led them into the wood . The several alleys of these wanderers had their particular ...
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... virtue , are madmen . Every one who governs himself by these rules , is allowed the title of wise , and reputed to be in his senses : and every one in proportion , as he deviates from them , is pronounced frantic and dis- tracted ...
... virtue , are madmen . Every one who governs himself by these rules , is allowed the title of wise , and reputed to be in his senses : and every one in proportion , as he deviates from them , is pronounced frantic and dis- tracted ...
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... virtue . I find in a very celebrated modern author , that the great foundress of the pietists , Madam de Bourignon , who was no less famous for the sanctity of her life , than for the singularity of some of her opinions , was used to ...
... virtue . I find in a very celebrated modern author , that the great foundress of the pietists , Madam de Bourignon , who was no less famous for the sanctity of her life , than for the singularity of some of her opinions , was used to ...
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... virtues adorn you like attendant Cupids ; " cleanliness and healthful industry wait on all your " motions ; and dust and cobwebs fly your approach . " Now , to give you an honest account of myself , " and that you may see my designs are ...
... virtues adorn you like attendant Cupids ; " cleanliness and healthful industry wait on all your " motions ; and dust and cobwebs fly your approach . " Now , to give you an honest account of myself , " and that you may see my designs are ...
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