The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... Reason , and which would improve our Virtue in pro- portion as it raised our Delight . The Paffions that are excited by ordinary Compofitions generally flow from fuch filly and abfurd Occafions , that a Man is afhamed to reflect upon ...
... Reason , and which would improve our Virtue in pro- portion as it raised our Delight . The Paffions that are excited by ordinary Compofitions generally flow from fuch filly and abfurd Occafions , that a Man is afhamed to reflect upon ...
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... Reason , because it acts to gratify others rather than itself , and is punished with a kind of Remorse , not only like other vicious Habits when the Crime is over , but even at the very Time that it is committed , NOTHING is more ...
... Reason , because it acts to gratify others rather than itself , and is punished with a kind of Remorse , not only like other vicious Habits when the Crime is over , but even at the very Time that it is committed , NOTHING is more ...
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... Reasons which had directed him in the Choice of his Religion , left his Companions who were in the full Poffeffion of their Parts and Learning , to baffle and confound their Antagonists by the Force of Reason . As for himself , he only ...
... Reasons which had directed him in the Choice of his Religion , left his Companions who were in the full Poffeffion of their Parts and Learning , to baffle and confound their Antagonists by the Force of Reason . As for himself , he only ...
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