The Spectator ...Angier March, 1803 |
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... perfection in the married , than in the single condition . He that has this passion in perfection , in occasions of joy , can say to himself , besides his own satisfaction , How happy will this make my wife and children ! ' Upon ...
... perfection in the married , than in the single condition . He that has this passion in perfection , in occasions of joy , can say to himself , besides his own satisfaction , How happy will this make my wife and children ! ' Upon ...
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... perfection we enjoy , and by joining all these dif- ferent kinds of perfection in one being , we form our idea of the great sovereign of nature . Though every one who thinks must have made this observation , I shall produce Mr. Locke's ...
... perfection we enjoy , and by joining all these dif- ferent kinds of perfection in one being , we form our idea of the great sovereign of nature . Though every one who thinks must have made this observation , I shall produce Mr. Locke's ...
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... perfection , besides those which are lodged in an human soul ; but it is impossible that we should have the ideas of any kinds of perfection , except those of which we have some small rays and short imper- fect strokes in ourselves . It ...
... perfection , besides those which are lodged in an human soul ; but it is impossible that we should have the ideas of any kinds of perfection , except those of which we have some small rays and short imper- fect strokes in ourselves . It ...
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