The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... 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 amiable than ...
... 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 amiable than ...
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... BECAUSE the greateft Part of Morality ( as I have stated the Notion of it , ) is of a fixt eternal Nature , and will endure when Faith fhall fail , and be loft in Con- viction . Secondly , BECAUSE a Perfon may be qualified to de greater ...
... BECAUSE the greateft Part of Morality ( as I have stated the Notion of it , ) is of a fixt eternal Nature , and will endure when Faith fhall fail , and be loft in Con- viction . Secondly , BECAUSE a Perfon may be qualified to de greater ...
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... BECAUSE Infidelity is not of fo malignant a Nature as Immorality ; or to put the fame Reafon in another Light , because it is generally owned , there may be Salvation for a virtuous Infidel , ( particularly in the Cafe of invincible ...
... BECAUSE Infidelity is not of fo malignant a Nature as Immorality ; or to put the fame Reafon in another Light , because it is generally owned , there may be Salvation for a virtuous Infidel , ( particularly in the Cafe of invincible ...
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